Hospitals run round the clock, and so do hospital workers. Research by the Royal College of Nursing and University College London has underlined how essential these staff are to keep London operating at night, but also the stresses their shift patterns put on them. As London becomes even more a 24-hour city, the demands on these workers will only increase. What are you doing to build on the...
Thank you, Mr Mayor, for that. As you said, there are 1.6 million night-time workers, of which 100,000 are from the health and social sector. They are the second-largest group, but despite this, they are not represented on the Night Time Commission. I wonder if you would give some thought to whether they could be involved in the Night Time Commission.
Great, thank you. The other thing of course, as we know, awkward commutes on reduced night-time services are a feature for nightshift workers. In 2017 you announced a review of the bus services to London hospitals and the Night Tube and so at least that has helped to some extent and thank you for that, but what further plans do you have to review the transport system so that night-time...
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