Nurses in the UK continue to raise their voices and start this Sunday at 8:00pm local time (7:00pm GMT) New strike for 28 hours Which increases pressure on the government and to threaten While causing major disruptions to healthcare.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN), the profession’s main union, will continue to strike until midnight on Monday, After the last proposal was rejected Reviewing the salaries of the authorities. estimated to be about Half of all hospitals in England will be affected By mobilizing, which prompted NHS officials to show concern that this could transform emergency services.
This will be the first time that the nurses, the vast majority of whom are women, have been beaten. affecting intensive care units, after RCN refused to make exceptions for this service as on previous occasions. However, there was agreement in one in six hospitals that strikers could be called out Exceptionally for emergency, intensive care or pediatric cases.
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It was shown by Health Secretary Steve Barclay His disappointment with the escalation of the movement The lack of exceptions at the national level, he said, carries “patient safety risks”. However, RCN President Pat McCullin said her members had no choice but to Tighten up your procedures Because they feel that the government does not value them enough to “just pay them enough”.
“If the government had treated the nurses fairly, this unfortunate situation would have already ended intensify the procedures “Because the strike has not yet resulted in a satisfactory offer from the ministers,” McCullin told the BBC.
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