Fairer pay increase "possible" for nurses says Plaid
“When it comes to nurses pay – there is a way, but Welsh Government is lacking the will” – Adam Price MS
“When it comes to nurses pay – there is a way, but Welsh Government is lacking the will” – Adam Price MS
Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price has today (Sunday 8 January) launched a scathing attack on the Labour Welsh Government’s refusal to engage in pay negotiations with health unions.
The news headlines across the UK have been overwhelmingly full, in the last few days, with story after story about the crisis within the NHS. In Wales, last week saw a day where we had four separate NHS stories in our BBC news bulletins alone. These included the services described as being ‘on a knife-edge’, the Welsh Government advising for patients to be discharged without care packages, and two cases of patients struggling to get access into hospital.
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Adam Price writes for the Sunday Times
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