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To ask if you support the proposed strike by Nursing and Midwifery staff?

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SeattleGraceMercyDeath · 30/09/2014 13:35

For the first time in I think 32 years nursing staff have voted to go on strike and midwives, having never voted to strike in their history will be joining them in a four hour walkout from 7am on 13th October.

The NHS pay review recommended a 1% pay rise across the board, yet government decided they could ignore this and only award the rise to those at the top of their band and would take it away again next year. Despite awarding themselves an 11% pay rise after proclaiming they couldn't possibly ignore their review bodies recommendation.

Essential services will still be covered, eg Delivery suite, ITU etc.

Do you support the staff? If you are a frontline healthcare worker will you be striking? I'm not due to work that day but I will be at the picket line showing my support.

LucySMumsnet · 02/10/2014 12:00

Hi everyone,

Thought you might be interested in reading this - guest post from the chief exec of the Royal College of Midwives explaining why they've called the strike, how it will affect pregnant women - and ways you can support the strike if you'd like to.

Watch this thread for updates

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