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In a joint email to all RCN Wales nursing members tonight, the Director of RCN Wales, Helen Whyley and Richard Jones MBE, RCN Wales Board Chair, RCN Council Member for Wales said:

"Today the Welsh Government confirmed its pay award for NHS staff in Wales for the year 2022-23. This is yet another pay cut in real terms and we蜜桃直播檙e clear that nursing deserves better.蜜桃直播�

"Tonight, an emergency session of your elected Council voted that members in Wales will be balloted on industrial action.蜜桃直播�

蜜桃直播淭oday蜜桃直播檚 NHS pay deal will not recruit or retain the nursing staff our NHS desperately needs. It does not recognise the skill and responsibility of the job you do. It will not keep patients safe.蜜桃直播�

蜜桃直播淢embers made it clear last year and many before that after years of underpayment and staff shortages the fight for fair pay must continue.蜜桃直播�

蜜桃直播淲e have made a ground-breaking decision to move directly to strike ballot on industrial action, something that the college has never done before. This is truly a sign of the times that we have no other option for the sake of our health care services and our irreplaceable nursing work force in Wales.蜜桃直播�

蜜桃直播淭he voice of Nursing will be essential to turning the tide on low pay.蜜桃直播�

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