Below-inflation award is no reward

Article Abstract:

The government's decision to split the 2.5% rise in nurses' salary into two stages of 1.5% and 1% in April and November respectively in 2007 gives the nurses a hike of just 1.9% over the year. In addition, the hype in house prices, utility bills, and council tax endangers the profession of nursing itself.

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Tories pledge allegiance to PRB

Article Abstract:

The Conservative government's decision to stage nurse pay is not supported by evidence as per health minister Andrew Lansley who has pledged to protect specialist nurses' jobs.

Labor force information, Political aspects, Employment, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Lansley, Andrew

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Working conditions to take priority in pay talks

Article Abstract:

Proposals are made to re-energize the Improving Working Lives scheme during the nurse unions, employers and the government meeting.

Management dynamics, Management, Work environment, Company business management, Working conditions

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