Health Secretary Stephen Barclay will sit down with RCN leader Pat Cullen to discuss a compromise deal to end the stand-off over pay.
The talks are likely to focus on next year's pay rise, which is due in April.
One option is to backdate it by several months, effectively giving nurses an extra pay boost for part of this year. BBC News
See also:
- Joint Government and RCN statement Department of Health and Social Care and the Royal College of Nursing
- Matthew Taylor responds to government negotiations with the Royal College of Nursing NHS Confederation
- Danny Mortimer responds to government negotiations with the RCN NHS Employers
- NHS Providers responds to statement from the government and RCN on pay talks NHS Providers
- Pay proposal will worsen the NHS dispute UNISON
- Government recommends 3.5% pay rise for nurses and other workers BBC News
- Nurses in England to pause strike action ahead of ‘intensive’ government talks Channel 4 News
- What could the nurses’ breakthrough with the government mean for other striking unions? Channel 4 News
- Devastating NHS nursing strikes are PAUSED as ministers finally agree to 'intensive talks' over pay The Daily Mail
- Nurses in England pause strike action to enter ‘intensive’ pay talks The Guardian
- Nursing union pause strike to hold ‘intensive talks’ with government to over pay The Independent
- Tories hope U-turn on nurses’ pay will boost poll numbers The News Statesman
- In first breakthrough of long-running dispute, nurses to begin 'intensive talks' with govt today Sky News
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