Huge 48-hour nurses strike is a 'worrying escalation' that 'could lead to serious damage to NHS', say leaders
Health leaders have said the major 48-hour nurses strike announced for next month is a 'worrying escalation' that could 'lead to serious damage to the NHS' and 'risk patient safety'.
READ MORE Sick paedophile bus driver who killed Manchester schoolboy and then moved in with his family to stay in jail “I’ve had a series of discussions with unions, including the RCN, about what is fair and affordable for the coming year, as well as wider concerns around conditions and workload.” “Without a resolution, this ongoing dispute could lead to serious, long-term damage to the NHS. We understand that frontline staff feel they’ve had no choice but to take this action due to challenges including the high cost of living, workforce shortages and below-inflation pay rises.
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