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Nursing students 'facing unacceptable barriers' into work - with some forced to stack shelves amid jobs shortage
The RCN said just 26% of advertised jobs are full time, permanent and open to applicants without experience, leaving some graduates in non-nursing work.
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Nursing students 'facing unacceptable barriers' into work - with some forced to stack shelves amid jobs shortage
Nursing students and graduates are facing “unacceptable barriers” to join the workforce, with some left stacking shelves in supermarkets because they are unable to find posts, experts have warned.
·London, United Kingdom
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Why are nursing graduates facing unacceptable barriers to entry level jobs
Nursing is more than just a job, it is a vocation that requires dedication, empathy and knowledge. Given the challenges that the sector faces when it comes to recruiting and retaining staff, it would not be unreasonable to think that career paths into this noble vocation would not be unnecessarily blocked.
·Leeds, United Kingdom
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