The inconsistencies in the way practice nurses are paid can make it difficult to ask for a higher salary or improvements to contract agreements. But it’s time to say that enough is enough. Nursing in Practice has investigated the best ways to ask for a raise and better terms and conditions. The key is asking for the right things at the right time, and having the confidence to do so.
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Are you unable to ask for a pay increase at your annual appraisal? Are you unsure of how to put your request in writing? Nursing in Practice has made a template letter for you to give to your employer. You can download it here.
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