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Join the RCN campaigning booklet
When you join the RCN, you become part of the UK’s largest nursing community that works together to improve the experiences of our members and the people they care for. Joining the RCN not only gives you a great opportunity to become a campaigner, but the skills you develop will help you in your professional role. This updated booklet details ways of getting more involved and helping shape the nursing profession.
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Sustainability in out-of-hospital nursing
Sustainability in community nursing goes far beyond hospitals. This blog explores how everyday clinical decisions in out-of-hospital care impact the environment and how nurses can lead practical, realistic change.
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Nurses Demand Action: New RCN Manifesto Sets Agenda for Health and Social Care Reform Ahead of Senedd Election
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in Wales has today launched a bold manifesto “Stronger Nursing, Stronger Nation” ahead of the 2026 Senedd election, calling on all political parties to prioritise nursing and patient care as a cornerstone of their campaign platforms.
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Pay: NHS and independent health and social care employers
A guide for RCN members covering statutory rates of pay, sleep-ins and travel time, making a pay claim if you work in the independent health and social care sector, and submitting an NHS re-banding review.
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Notice
A guide for RCN members who want to resign from their job.
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Recruitment, interviews and job offers
A guide for RCN members on the recruitment process, including interviews and job offers.
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Working in hot weather
An advice guide for RCN members who are working in hot weather or extreme heat.
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Discipline
A guide for RCN members about disciplinary processes covering suspension, investigations, hearings, penalties and appeals.
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Student electives overseas
A guide for RCN members seeking to undertake an overseas elective placement.
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Jury service
A guide for RCN members who have been asked to attend jury service.
