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Results of Northern Ireland member survey on pay
Midwives and maternity support workers in Northern Ireland have told the RCM that that the recent 3% pay award they received was not good enough. The feedback came following a survey of RCM members in Northern Ireland, with the overwhelming ...
RCM seeks views from its members in Northern Ireland on pay
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) is calling on all midwives and maternity support workers in Northern Ireland to have their say on pay as it launches a survey on the recent pay settlement. The views of members are crucial to informing the direction ...
Long overdue pay rise finally confirmed for members in Northern Ireland
After much delay yesterday Northern Ireland’s Health Minister Robin Swann announced he will finally implement a 3% pay award for RCM members. The pay increase which was recommended by the NHS Pay Review Body (PRB) sometime ago and is on ...
RCM supports calls for better reproductive and sexual health services in Northern Ireland
The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) has called for more investment in reproductive and sexual health services in Northern Ireland on the back of a new report published today. The report comes one year after abortion regulations came into effect ...
Northern Ireland midwives vote in favour of industrial action
Almost 95% of RCM members in Northern Ireland who responded to a consultation about industrial action, including strike action, over pay conditions have voted in favour.
Country news: Northern Ireland
Hello: This is my first country news since taking up the role of RCM director for Northern Ireland.
RCM to consult Northern Ireland members on industrial action
More than a quarter of mums (27%) did not enjoy their maternity leave as much as they thought they would a poll commissioned for The Emma Barnett Show on BBC Radio 5 Live has shown.
Have your say on pay in Northern Ireland
The odds of women developing postnatal depression (PND) increase by up to 79% when they give birth to boys compared to girls, a research study has found.
Poll reveals support to change Northern Ireland abortion law
Increased risks at birth, including low birthweight and seizures, have been associated with babies of older fathers in a study in the US.