Cop a load of this: why are the police so much better paid than nurses?

Article Abstract:

Policing has always been better paid than nursing in the UK because it has traditionally been seen as a male role. These gender stereotypes are now being eliminated, but police officers' pay is still substantially higher than nurses'.

Police, Police officers

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Chief among winners: when "Nursing Times" award winners met England's chief nurse, they found they had lots to talk about

Article Abstract:

Nursing practice, training and research and better pay for nurses were some of the topics discussed by England's chief nurse, Sarah Mullally and award winning nurses from all aspects of British nursing.

Science & research, Research, Political aspects, Training, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Nursing, Mullally, Sarah

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Family values: flexible working means a lot more than supporting staff with children, but for many nurses this is the acid test

Article Abstract:

The National Health Services has pledged to spend 76 million pounds sterling to build workplace child care centers for children of nurses and has supported flexible work hours for parents. Nurses with families discuss their experiences with the National Health Services family-friendly policies.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Day Care Benefits, Management, Planning, Human resource management, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Company business management, Company personnel management, Company business planning, Work and family, Employer-supported day care, Employer supported child care

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