UK government and healthcare unions agree final pay offer

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Healthcare unions representing nurses and ambulance workers in England agreed a final pay offer with the British government on Thursday, potentially bringing an end to some strikes affecting the state-run National Health Service.

Published 3 months ago · London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

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Reuters

UK government and healthcare unions agree final pay offer

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The Independent

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Daily Mirror

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South China Morning Post

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3 months ago·Hong Kong

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