Submitted on Thursday 16th April 2020
Rejected on Monday 18th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Implement an NHS Day to celebrate the hard work and commitment NHS staff do .
I would like the nation to hold an annual NHS Day an opportunity to celebrate the hard work NHS staff carry out. A chance to honour keyworkers who have worked relentlessly throughout this pandemic and beforehand. To be recognised for the great work they do.
I reluctantly ceased my nursing duties in 2015 due to ill health, after injurying myself doing a job I loved. 4 years later I am still not able to work, I recieved no support financially or otherwise. Disappointingly, this was due to under-staffing. For far too long NHS staff have been overlooked and not rewarded for their heroic work. An NHS Day would undoubtedly lift spirit's, and give an opportunity for recognition of the hard work staff do.
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