What do you pay to work?

Article Abstract:

Many student nurses accumulate large debts, and find that these are difficult to pay off when they obtain employment. The starting salary for a nurse is only around 9,000 pounds sterling a year after tax and national insurance contributions, and there are many expenses to be met from this income. It is necessary to pay a fee of 36 pounds sterling to the UKCC, for example, and nurses may also choose to join the RCN, at a cost of 96 pounds sterling. In total, additional expenses may add up to 1,500 pounds sterling.

Finance

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Do your homework

Article Abstract:

It is important for potential nursing home employees to throughly question possible employers about the benefits and work package which is on offer. An applicant will be in a positive position if they have throughly researched the terms of conditions they wish to work under. Applicants should ask about the provision of child-care, flexible work rotors, job specifications and pay structures.

Methods, Officials and employees, Employment interviewing, Nursing homes, Vocational guidance

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Trading places

Article Abstract:

Some trained nurses are choosing to work as health care assistants for a variety of reasons, such as lack of confidence, despite the reduction in pay.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Allied health personnel, Nurses' aides

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