I'm not saying no but this is why I'm not automatically yes:
Nurses are absolutely critical for patient care, everyone knows this, and yes it is beyond ridiculous that they are not treated better
So if we all know how important nurses are, it suggests that if they all go on strike, there will be people who suffer and die. I struggle with this, that a strike is worth people's lives.
And you might say, patient care won't suffer because they will bring in extra staff from elsewhere, things will be covered
But if that's the case, then how will the strike have any impact? If absences can just be covered, then how will this pressure the government to do anything?
I feel like the argument for the strike tries to have it both ways, they say nurses are so important the government will have to cave and agree demands, but then at the same time not so important that anyone will suffer if they all disappear for a few days