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Midwifery Employee Representation and Advisory Service spokeswoman Caroline Conroy said very few midwives will be able to walk off the job, given the requirement to maintain life-preserving services. About 95 per cent of midwives will be required to provide life-preserving services throughout strike action, she said. Conroy said midwives are “really disappointed” to be striking, but “our hands are tied”. KELLY HODEL/STUFF/Waikato Times MERAS union members marching in Hamilton in 2019. She said they are effectively asking for an additional $800 a year per midwife. The midwifery multi-employer collective agreement expired on January 31, but negotiations have failed so far. The planned strike action will trigger “urgent mediation”. If still unresolved by August 19, there will be another day of industrial action, this time for 12 hours, the union website says.

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