52 Pay Blog posts

Nurses in England have failed to vote in sufficient numbers for further strike action over pay and conditions. But is this the end of the strikes, or just a delay?

In this informative video, Claire goes talks through the nursing strikes, current issues around patient care and the treatment of nurses, and what the government can actually do to help.

Practice Nurse Debbie is back with another helpful video. In this one, she covers the do’s and don’ts of securing promotions and salary increases.

Interested in career as a Theatre Nurse? This helpful guide looks at the starting, average, and highest salaries you can earn as a Theatre Nurse.

Does the NHS having better pay and conditions mean that fewer nurses will leave their jobs, and more nurses will be attracted to join?

This article looks at the starting, average, and highest salaries you can earn as an Occupational Health Nurse.

After intense debate, multiple strikes, and a divided response from trade unions, the proposed 5% pay deal – which also comes with a one-off payment – has been signed off.

The NHS pay story took another turn after the Royal College of Nursing union (RCN) rejected the government’s pay offer.

Ahead of a possible nursing pay rise, this article details what this will mean in real money terms for nurses, the background surrounding this proposal and the outcome in relation to inflation