Some GPNs 'achieve more than expected' after speaking out on pay | Nursing in Practice
Some GPNs have been able to secure pay rises higher than they expected by ‘asking and pushing’ their employers, according to the RCN.| Nursing in Practice
Some GPNs have been able to secure pay rises higher than they expected by ‘asking and pushing’ their employers, according to the RCN.| Nursing in Practice
The RCN is ‘very hopeful’ that many general practice nurses (GPNs) will get a better pay rise for 2024/25 than they did last year.| Nursing in Practice
General practice nurses (GPNs) have been urged to write to their employers asking for confirmation of a 6% pay rise for 2024/25.| Nursing in Practice
The independent pay review body has been asked to explore the reasons why many GPNs are not being given a pay rise.| Nursing in Practice
The government has failed to address long-term pay disparities faced by GPNS by instead directing funding through the ARRS| Nursing in Practice
Nursing in Practice explores the current state of recruitment within general practice nursing| Nursing in Practice
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Practice nurses expected to provide education and supervision for staff employed under ARRS despite, in many cases, being paid less.| Nursing in Practice
Almost a third of general practice nursing staff in England have still not received a pay rise for 2024/25| Nursing in Practice
As the government plans to include practice nurses in the ARRS, we explore the negative effect of the scheme| Nursing in Practice
