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Ambulance workers vote for industrial action over proposed policy ‘bandage’
The move comes after a proposed new shift system was to be piloted in the South Eastern Trust area. Some ambulance workers and paramedics have voted to take strike action over what they have termed a “bandage policy” to cover a “staffing crisis”. Unite the union, which represents more than 400 paramedics and ambulance workers employed by the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS), said their members voted “decisively” for industrial action in…
NI Ambulance workers vote for industrial action in shift dispute
Management proposals risk leaving areas without adequate ambulance cover and are an attempt to make paramedics pay the price for a staffing crisis they did not cause Paramedics and ambulance workers in Unite have voted decisively for industrial action in a recent consultative ballot. In total 86 per cent indicated a willingness to take strike action on management proposals to impose a new shift system. The new shifts were to be piloted in the So…
Shropshire MP highlights ‘rural problem’ over ambulance wait targets
North Shropshire MP Helen Morgan has issued a stark warning about the impact of ambulance station closures on rural communities, calling on the Government to ensure that emergency response times are improved for those living in more isolated areas.
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