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Let's talk about ending sexual harassment: insights from Jayne Bekoe, Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion at the RCM
Jayne Bekoe, Head of Equality, Diversity & Inclusion at the RCM talks about her work with the TUC to stamp out sexual harassment and why everyone needs to fill in the TUC survey on sexual harassment in the workplace.Empowering Migrant Women: Midwives and NHS Policy Reform
Quality and Standards Advisor for the RCM, Rachel Drain, addresses the urgent need to reform NHS charging policies that disproportionately harm migrant and asylum-seeking women and highlights the vital role midwives play in supporting ...General Election 2024 -- where do things stand in this election campaign?
The UK general election campaign is now well underway. Stuart Bonar, Public Affairs Advisor for the RCM, writes about how we're putting your interests front and centre and what each party's standpoint is on maternity services.Can you help us challenge election candidates on maternity issues?
We're now halfway towards the election. You may have someone knock on your door, or someone may call you on the telephone, or you may bump into campaigners in the street who want to speak to you. Some, tired of politics, may be tempted to close the ...Getting maternity care into election manifestos
All major parties have released their manifestos, which are a crucial test of how well the RCM has done over recent years at getting our messages across to politicians and the political parties. Only so much can be included in them. Much will be ...RCM celebrates Pride 2024
This year RCM staff, reps and members are attending a number of Pride celebrations across the UK. As a trade union, equity and equality is at the heart of what we do, so come and join us at a Pride event!Presidential reflections
As the end of her three-year term beckons, outgoing RCM President Rebeccah Davies reflects on the experience and what she’s taking away from it.Get ready for polling day, as election campaign reaches its climax
It has only been a month – though it seems like an eternity – since Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stood outside 10 Downing Street in the pouring rain and called a general election for Thursday 4 July. It has been what feels like a very long campaign, ...