Unions close to pay deal with government to avert more NHS strikes

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Unions representing hundreds of thousands of health staff are thought to be close to agreeing a pay deal that would avert more NHS strikes. The offer would cover ambulance workers, nurses, midwives and physiotherapists, although not doctors. It is believed an agreement could be announced as soon as Thursday afternoon.

Published 3 months ago · London, United Kingdom

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BBC News

Unions close to pay deal to avert more NHS strikes

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Manchester Evening News

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The Straits Times

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The Times

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