Wales
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Plaid ministers vow to end long waits “within months”
Wales’s new health minister, Mabon ap Gwynfor, has promised to “eliminate” two-year waits for NHS treatment…
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Another below-inflation pay rise risks “industrial turmoil” in the NHS, unions warn
Unions have warned that NHS workers are “angry” and “fed up” with another below-inflation pay rise,…
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Senedd elections: Tough choices, empty promises
As we enter 2026, the NHS in Wales faces some stark choices and a likely change…
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Government proposal for sub-inflation pay rise “not good enough”, says MiP
Pay rises for most NHS staff should be restricted to an “affordable” 2.5% next year to…
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Faster pay progression for managers aims to tackle promotion blockages
MiP has welcomed moves to speed up pay progression for Band 8 and 9 managers and…
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News: 5.5% rise marks noticeable shift on Agenda for Change pay
MiP has welcomed the 5.5% pay rise for NHS staff on Agenda for Change as “a…
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Meet your reps: Glenn McPeak, Welsh Ambulance Service
Meet Your Reps: Proud to be both a manager and a paramedic, new MiP rep Glenn…
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Briefing paper: Update for MiP members in Wales – May 2020
MiP has produced a briefing to update our members in Wales on progress in key areas,…
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Feature: Health and care integration – lessons from Scotland and Wales
With the English NHS in a hurry to integrate health and social care, we examine the…
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Feature: Pots and plans – changes to NHS pensions schemes
Despite recent tax changes and legal doubts hanging over improvements to the scheme, the NHS pension…
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Feature: Is there a plan for our workforce in Wales?
With its population and NHS workforce ageing fast, Wales needs urgent action to boost skills and…
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Managing Better Care: Staff training – lessons in collaboration
We spoke the managers who have transformed staff training across NHS Wales, cutting costs, raising quality…
