Nurses
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| Cast | Iina Kuustonen |
| Episodes | EpisodesE10 · Verdünnte LiebeDec 31, 2014 E09 · Momente der WahrheitDec 24, 2014 E08 · Von Diven und MinisternDec 17, 2014 View 5+ more |
| Product compani | Witt/Thomas/Harris Productions; Touchstone Television |
| Open theme | La suerte de Loli; by Juan Carlos Rodríguez & Miguel Ángel Ferrer |
| Networks | NBC |
| Direct by | Robert Berlinger |
| Executive producer | Susan Harris |
| Genres | Medical Drama |
| Execut produc | Ilana Frank |
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| ID | 1651851 |
About Nurses
Five R.N.s run the third floor nursing station.
72-hour doctor strike to cause extreme disruption
... The most disruption has been seen during the walkouts by doctors - Nurses, physios, ambulance staff and radiographers have also taken strike action, but much of that has now ended...
NHS pay deal signed off for one million staff
... Staff including ambulance workers, Nurses, physios and porters will also get a one-off sum of at least £1,655...
Government on brink of giving NHS staff 5% pay rise
... Unite, which is holding a series of local strikes this week, is the only major union other than Nurses union the RCN to vote " no"...
Pope Francis: Health improving after night in hospital
... Nurses were optimistic he would be out of hospital in time for Palm Sunday...
Meeting to avert junior doctors' strike in England fails
... It comes as other health unions have been invited for formal pay talks and Nurses have begun theirs...
Ambulance workers to strike on 10 February
... The NHS s biggest day of industrial action is set to happen on 6 February, when many Nurses and ambulance crews across England and Wales will be on strike...
Ambulance staff on strike in England and Wales
... The biggest day of industrial action for the NHS in this dispute is set to happen on 6 February, when Nurses will walk out too...
Grant Shapps unveils new powers in strike laws
... Labour s deputy leader Angela Rayner said it was " utterly stupid" and " insulting" for Mr Shapps to go from thanking Nurses to proposing to sack them for striking...
Meeting to avert junior doctors' strike in England fails
Junior Doctors say their 72-hour strike in England is set to go ahead after a " disappointing" meeting with the government on Thursday.
Talks with Health Secretary Steve Barclay were " a facade" said British Medical Association (BMA) reps, who accused him of stalling tactics.
It Comes as other health unions have been invited for formal pay talks and Nurses have begun theirs.
The government says any NHS pay offers must be affordable for taxpayers.
Ambulance workers, Nurses , physios and, most recently, junior Doctors have organised walkouts over pay.
Nurses - and other NHS staff except Doctors - were given an average of 4. 75% this year.
But unions say salaries need lifting higher than this to keep up with rising costs of living because of inflation.
The Treasury has said any increase above 5% would be unaffordable and risk fuelling inflation.
Inflation is expected to fall, which will also be a factor in pay negotiations.
The Royal College of Nursing last month to begin " intensive talks" with the government over " pay, terms and conditions, and productivity enhancing reforms".
It is not clear what The Final pay offer might be.
Some 14 other health unions in England, including those representing ambulance staff, physios and midwives, have said they may enter formal pay talks with the government, but are waiting for more details first.
The BMA, meanwhile, says it has not had any meaningful discussions yet.
Co-chairmen of its junior Doctors ' committee, Dr Robert Laurenson and Dr Vivek Trivedi, called Mr Barclay a " professional delayer, " claiming he held The Talks at The Department of Health without a mandate to negotiate.
Unless more negotiations happen, junior Doctors plan to strike for 72 hours from 13 March, and Dr Laurenson said: " We will not call off The Strike action until there is something meaningful to give to our members to vote on. "
Matthew Taylor , chief executive of the Nhs Confederation , said: " Healthcare leaders will welcome The News that the government has offered to open talks with all unions involved in The Strikes .
" We have been calling for the government time and again to open negotiations with all unions and this is a very positive step in The Right direction.
" We would hope that all trade unions representing healthcare professionals across the NHS accept this Olive Branch from the government and are prepared to come to The Table with the aim of reaching a compromise with the government as quickly as possible. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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