RCN pay vote: Almost 280,000 nursing staff to vote on new NHS pay offer in England

RCN pay vote: Almost 280,000 nursing staff to vote on new NHS pay offer in England Almost 280,000 nurses in England will vote on whether to accept or reject the government's NHS pay offer from today.

Following six days of strike action since mid-December, negotiations were held between the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), along with other unions, and health ministers in late February and early March.

The government subsequently made a pay offer on 16 March. The RCN is recommending its members accept the deal. Sky News

See also:

• Voting opens on NHS pay offer for nursing staff in England Royal College of Nursing
• The NHS pay offer - what it means for you UNISON
• Why it’s time to say YES to NHS pay UNISON
• Unite announces consultation on government’s offer to NHS workers in England Unite
• Nursing staff in England to vote on new NHS pay offer The Independent