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CSP calls for restored Northern Ireland Assembly to prioritise fair pay
The CSP is calling on the restored Northern Ireland Executive to resolve the public sector pay dispute, by providing physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals with fair and equitable pay.
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'How dare they': CSP marches to protect the right to strike
CSP members and staff joined the wider trade union movement to defend democratic rights to industrial action at a rally in Cheltenham on 27 January.
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Video case study: Home First approach to rehab in Hywel Dda University Health Board
A new CSP case study video highlights the effectiveness of a pioneering 'Home First' approach to rehab, which has helped reduce hospital admissions and improve patient outcomes at a health board in Wales.
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Second physiotherapy strike over pay takes place in Northern Ireland
Physiotherapy staff working for Health and Social Care Northern Ireland are taking part in their second strike over pay today.
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CSP completes sale of former headquarters
The CSP has completed the sale of its former headquarters in Bedford Row, London.
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CSP opposes a separate pay spine around a single profession
The Department of Health and Social Care has opened a call for evidence on a potential separate pay scale for nursing, a move that the CSP is opposed to.
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Remembering HCPs three months into the Gaza conflict
A statement from the CSP on the conflict in Gaza.
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King Charles honours work of pioneering Parkinson’s physio
A physiotherapist who has dedicated her professional life to advancing the understanding and treatment of Parkinson's has been recognised in the King’s 2024 New Year Honours list.
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CSP to join rally to protect the right to strike
CSP will be joining the Trades Union Congress (TUC) rally and march in Cheltenham on 27 January 2024.
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‘Outrageous’ PRB delay in England slammed by CSP
The government’s late start to the pay-setting process in England will almost certainly delay any increase in salaries for next year, the CSP believes.