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The Department of Health seeks views on 'golden hellos' for hard-to-fill vacancies
Higher salaries and student loan forgiveness are being touted as solutions to staff shortages in deprived areas by the ...
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Offering respect and support during times of change
Following the Prime Minister's announcement of significant planned changes to the NHS, CSP chief executive John Cowman highlights the need to offer support to all those staff and CSP members who ...
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CSP seeking assurances over NHSE closure process
The CSP is supporting members affected by the UK government's announcement that it will abolish NHS England. Prime minister Keir Starmer said closing the arms-length body and merging operations with ...
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NHS Staff Survey - improving NHS working conditions has never been more urgent
Latest NHS staff data reveals that understaffing and lack of resources are leading to high levels of burnout and strained ...
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Success story: Scouse School
Scouse School was founded in 2023 by Jo Marinas, deputy director of nursing workforce development, and Tom Southern, director ...
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CSP urges immediate reform to support workers with health conditions
The CSP is calling for a more proactive and comprehensive approach to supporting the eight million people in Britain living ...
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Report highlights how racism affects health
This report explores how race intersects with three key building blocks – employment, wealth and the lived environment. It concludes that racism acts to reduce opportunities and therefore needs to be ...