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Nurses Pay Rise
would you accept a tax increase to give the NHS staff a bigger pay rise? If everyone who clapped agreed they could pay them more but I wonder how many would actually agree to paying for it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My first wife was an ITU Sister, but she quite often used to work agency shifts as well, which cost the NHS significantly more.
Time dims the memory, and this is going back to the mid 90s, but I recall her working Xmas Eve night in her normal capacity, and then Xmas Day night she worked on the same ITU ward, with the same patients, many of the same staff, only she was working an agency shift...and she earned about £200!
Time dims the memory, and this is going back to the mid 90s, but I recall her working Xmas Eve night in her normal capacity, and then Xmas Day night she worked on the same ITU ward, with the same patients, many of the same staff, only she was working an agency shift...and she earned about £200!
rowan, I understand what you say, and no doubt the money they get is well paid to a point,but really this situation is a whole different ball game now, in so much as they are risking their lives, and of their families to do this job now. Anyone who does a job were there is high risk of death or injury gets paid on the strength of that. They didn't join the NHS to put their lives at risk, a deep sea diver off an oil rig knows what he/she is signing up for.
emmie 15.05, Like I said in my post at 14.34 you sign up knowing the risks in the police force and the fire service. You don't sign up to be a doctor or a nurse knowing your life is at risk, every day you turn up for work. Funny how everyone were clapping and couldn't say a bad word against them for the last 12 months, while we were all in our comfy homes away from it all. Its not taken long to turn bad ways again. I'm alright jack again.