Temporary Workers, Permanent Voices: A Speak Up Review
The review brings together a wide range of insights, including what we heard directly from more than 900 temporary workers.
The review brings together a wide range of insights, including what we heard directly from more than 900 temporary workers.
A review carried out by the National Guardian’s Office has found that temporary workers feel largely excluded from…...
The Annual Report of the National Guardian for the NHS is today (24 November 2025) laid before Parliament,…...
Responding to the Care Quality Commission State of Care Report 2025, Beth Carter, Interim Director of Operations and Strategy for the National Guardian’s Office,…...
In July, the Dash Review of patient safety across the health and care landscape was published and highlighted…...
Explore the data in this year’s Freedom to Speak Up Guardian survey. Follow the link above…...
Nine out of ten guardians would recommend role to others, as survey provides roadmap for future improvements This…...
Bea Pavlovic describes how she established herself as Freedom to Speak Up Guardian for Hereford and Worcestershire Integrated Care Board
For many overseas-trained workers in the NHS, their right to live and work in the UK is tied…...
Temporary nursing workers are an essential part of the NHS workforce. It’s vital that they feel safe to…...
NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care have confirmed that the role Freedom to Speak…...
The National Guardian’s Office today publishes the latest annual speaking up data report, which summarises the themes and…...