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Nursery nurses |
14 June 2004 |
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 Do they get a raw deal?
Nursery nurses across Scotland have just returned to work after an industrial dispute lasting more than a year.
They say they've been given extra responsibilities over the last fifteen years but their pay hasn't increased accordingly with the average being about thirteen thousand pounds a year.
So at the beginning of National Childcare Week Jenni asks whether nursery nurses are getting a raw deal from employers, and whether the industrial action in Scotland could spread to their colleagues in rest of the UK.
Daycare Trust
UNISON
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