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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) 09:00 - Jan 19 with 609 views

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 09:23 - Jan 19 with 553 views

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Best of luck to them. My niece will be on the picket line for the second day running.

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 09:30 - Jan 19 with 543 views

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 09:23 - Jan 19 by GlasgowBlue
Best of luck to them. My niece will be on the picket line for the second day running.

Mrs Badger has baked cakes for me to take to the picket line at [redacted] today.

As a unison member(frankly, I'm a little annoyed at how half-arsed the local branch have been about it. They only started canvassing voting a week before the close of ballot), we don't have a local mandate for strike action but a lot of us *are* unofficially working to rule and bringing snacks and hot drinks out to our RCN colleagues on breaks and days off.

The togetherness across professional disciplines as well, has been astonishing, frankly

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 10:12 - Jan 19 with 496 views

MattinLondon

Forgive my ignorance but what does it actually mean when a nurse goes on strike? Does it mean that they don’t report onto their wards etc on that particular day? Or they do urgent patient care but no paperwork?

And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 10:19 - Jan 19 with 482 views

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 10:12 - Jan 19 by MattinLondon
Forgive my ignorance but what does it actually mean when a nurse goes on strike? Does it mean that they don’t report onto their wards etc on that particular day? Or they do urgent patient care but no paperwork?

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Critical care, paediatric areas and ED fully covered. 'Night cover' in other inpatient areas(ironically, 'night cover' will mean that some areas are better staff on these days).

Outpatient and 'specialist' nursing services not in at all.

Also:

https://www.rcn.org.uk/Get-Involved/Campaign-with-us/Fair-Pay-for-Nursing/Latest

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And again, solidarity with my RCN colleagues. (n/t) on 11:50 - Jan 19 with 414 views

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My daughter is a nurse who 'can't strike' but I have offered to take her strikes days so I could stand on the picket line in her place

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