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, by CONWAY Terry
Terry Conway reports on the nationwide CaSWO! day of action on September 4.
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September 4 saw a successful day of action organised by Care and Support Workers Organise (CaSWO!) with actions in Newcastle, Preston, London and Manchester. The events were timely as (...)
, by BOOTH Robert
Retailer is luring staff with 30% higher wages, while some workers object to the care sector’s ‘no jab, no job’ policy.
Care workers are quitting to become Amazon warehouse pickers and for other better-paid jobs in a growing staffing crisis which operators now warn could leave 170,000 vacancies (...)
, by ALLEGRETTI Aubrey , CAMPBELL Denis
Rise is three times higher than initial 1% offer but nurses likely to reject award and may take industrial action in protest.
Ministers have offered more than 1 million NHS staff in England a 3% pay rise, three times higher than its initial 1% offer which sparked fury among frontline workers. (...)
, by BOSELEY Sarah
Study reveals increase in high blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar and obesity, all risk factors for disease.
The failure of governments to tackle a three-decade rise in preventable diseases such as obesity and type 2 diabetes has fuelled the Covid-19 pandemic and is stalling life (...)
, by ANANDACIVA Siva
Last month saw the publication of the most recent NHS winter performance data the last set of performance data that will be published before the general election. What does this data suggest about the prospects for the NHS and its patients as we head into winter?
Winter is always a difficult (...)
, by HELM Toby
Two decades of public health improvements have stalled, says IPPR thinktank.
More than 130,000 deaths in the UK since 2012 could have been prevented if improvements in public health policy had not stalled as a direct result of austerity cuts, according to a hard-hitting analysis to be (...)
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