Political Parties
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| Originally published | 1911 |
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| Authors | Robert Michels |
| LC Class | JF2049. M6 |
| Page count | 401 |
| OCLC | 02067594 |
| Translators | Eden Paul |
| Cedar Paul | |
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| ID | 2042474 |
About Political Parties
Political Parties: A Sociological Study of the Oligarchical Tendencies of Modern Democracy is a book by the sociologist Robert Michels, published in 1911 and first introducing the concept of iron law of oligarchy. It is considered one of the classics of social sciences, in particular sociology and political science.
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Nurses' strike-NI: a strike by thousands of nurses ends
Nurses are terminated on the picket lines in Northern Ireland
strike action, with 15,000 nurses in Northern Ireland about pay and the occupation was.
In total, More Than 20,000 people work in the health service in Northern Ireland action were involved on Wednesday.
Nine thousand Royal College of Nursing nurses finished their 12-hour strike by 20:00 GMT on Wednesday.
nurses in the Unison union remained on strike until midnight, along with the majority of NIPSA members.
members of the Unite trade Union on strike until 06:00 on Thursday, while NIPSA Paramedics are due, up to the end of your action 07:00 GMT.
The health and Social care, said Board 4,749 hospital appointments were cancelled on Wednesday.
Paul Cummings , Deputy chief Executive of the health and social care Board, said two-hourly calls were judge-made, to each of the health trusts, The Situation .
Speaking on BBC Radio Ulster's evening Extra, he said, so far, there had been "no reports of any problems of patient safety".
"has affected Every aspect of the health and social care," he said.
"the pressure will continue to grow on our emergency departments, but so far our preparations [for the beat] have paid dividends. "
Speaking at The Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast, RCN member Nuala Murray from the BBC-News-NI said: "it was incredibly difficult. I've been nursing for 37 years.
"This is so unprecedented for us to strike, but nurses are so tired, they had just enough.
"are your patients safe and you must Do Something . "
'poor cousin from the country'Many of the dates and treatments were cancelled because of The Strike , and A Number of minor injuries units are closed.
The health and Social care, said Board all emergency departments would remain open as normal, but would be under considerable pressure.
Sean Smyth , whose daughter died in June, joined the picket at Belfast City Hospital.
"I'm here to show solidarity with The Fantastic health of the workers that we have," he said.
"got The care and support Eimear, was equally offset by the support you showed me and My Family and we will never be able to thank you.
Sean Smyth said he was frustrated about The State of healthcare in Northern Ireland"Eimear was first treated in England. We have first-hand experience that the nursing staff in St. James's in Leeds.
"The nurse nurse in England. Here in Belfast we have seen, nurses, nurse, clean, cook, any task, it is possible. And The Work you do is incredible.
"I have seen what their colleagues in England. The numbers get, and the conditions under which they work, the level of staffing in comparison to ours. It is chalk and cheese, and we are the poor cousin from the country to England, Scotland and Wales.
"Where Eimear died, it was something from the 1980S - a terrible gray area. It is a terrible environment, the facilities are poor.
"Our hospitals need considerable investment that our employees are in need of great support by our politicians. "
'UnderMairead Meenan, one of the employees said a nurse in Altnagelvin hospital in Londonderry, the "fair pay'" - a question brought to the picket.
"Everyone's equal pay and equal rights wants to," She Said , adding that The Nurses in Northern Ireland felt a rating of "under" in comparison to their colleagues in the same work in the UK do.
she called on politicians to "start talking" and the nature of the dispute.
"you will be paid for, loads and loads of money, and you would not last 10 Minutes in our job," said Ms. Meenan.
A woman, whose appointment in Altnagelvin went ahead as planned on Wednesday morning, came to support The Nurses and health workers on the picket line.
she had two operations in The Hospital since may.
"I was looked after very well and am very grateful for all the care that I have," she told Bbc News , NI.
"I'm also outraged about Stormont and its lack of always sorting out Northern Ireland .
"This wouldn't have happened if they [the politicians] had the thought of fighting it properly, and for our good health service. "
How bad is the Northern Ireland 's health crisis is?with so many measures, Northern Ireland lags behind The Other UK Nations when It Comes to the NHS performance.
Not only is it the highest vacancy rates, it also has operations in the worst balance in terms of meeting the waiting time targets for cancer, A& E and routine.
The Best evidence of this is seen in the figures for the proportion of patients in four hours in A& E.
England has just seen his performance decline to a record low of just over 81%. In Northern Ireland it is currently below 66%.
Why? The suspension of a devolved government has certainly not helped - a delay, to pay the all of the new policies is on the rise.
But the modernization of health care in Northern Ireland was already behind schedule before this happened.
services spread too thinly over too many pages, so there is a lot of catching up to do - and the more it is delayed, the longer it will take.
the health of workers say they want to pay the same as their counterparts in England, Scotland and Wales.
Figures, the parity between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK ended in 2014, when the democratic Unionist Party (DUP), Jim Wells was the Minister of health.
He imposed a "measure of restraint" to pay for the health care of the workers, due to the financial challenges in The Department .
said Speaking earlier this month, Mr Wells, the decision was "very difficult, because the selection was very strong," said that a further rise in numbers could have led to dismissals or services closed.
The Problem was not looked at again, because Northern Ireland had a devolved government since 2017.
Downing Street said The Strike highlighted the importance of the Northern Ireland Political Parties to work together to restore devolved government.
The "fastest and best" solution to the Stormont executive up and running again, said the Prime Minister , the speaker.
He added that the Northern Ireland Ministry of health was working closely with the trust executives, trade unions and staff to ensure that services were delivered safely during The Strike .
analysis: services pushed to the limitMarie-Louise Connolly Bbc News NI health correspondent
These are unprecedented times. For the First Time in British history in the close to 20,000 health and social professionals, working lines, including about 15,500 are on the picket nurses.
With More Than 300 000 people in Northern Ireland to wait for an appointment, today's strike will push all the services on the border.
As health care workers, a desire for decentralised government in protest and wave flags, call for pay parity and safe staffing, what you shout is up and running again.
Although there is a skeleton staff today, and while many of the dates were cancelled, a lack of personnel was a Problem for many years.
paramedic of the picket outside The Royal Hospital to join in Belfast 2,800 unfilled nursing postsThe RCN argues that The Real value of the wages of nurses has here a fall of 15% in The Past eight years.
There are almost 2,800 pieces of unfilled nursing posts in the health service in Northern Ireland .
The RCN estimates that a similar level of unfilled positions exist in nursing homes.
The care-vacancy in Northern Ireland by 13% compared with 11% in England and 6% in Scotland.
This means that for every eight nurses who should be working in Northern Ireland , one is Missing .
royal college of nursing, ni health, ni nurses strike, nhs
Source of news: bbc.com
