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NZNO Members Approve Three More Strikes

Tuesday, 6 July 2021, 3:48 pm The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) says its 30,000 members working in DHBs have voted in favour of three more strikes: July 29/30 (24 hours), August 19 (8 hours), September 9/10 (24 hours). The strike ballot closed at 12 Noon today. NZNO lead advocate David Wait said the vote was very high and members clearly remain resolute about ongoing strike action to achieve the recognition and working conditions that will ensure nursing remains a viable profession. This is an history-making set of actions that could take place over the next few months, but we will be continuing discussions with the DHBs this week and we

Nurses will take part in multiple strikes unless deal made

DHBs spokeswoman Dale Oliff said the DHBs were aiming to prevent the strikes and believed they could make an offer “to settle the pay talks”. “We’re continuing to work on a range of options and will be working with the union again this week to progress those discussions before the DHB and NZNO bargaining teams get back together with the mediator next week.” The parties did not achieve a resolution last week, but agreed to return to negotiations on July 14 and 15. CHRIS SKELTON/Stuff Haematology nurse Cath, back right, with children Beatrice, 7, and Henry, 9, at the nurses protest outside Christchurch Hospital on June 9.

Nurses vote to go ahead with planned strike action

Nurses on strike in Auckland last month. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) said its 30,000 members working in DHBs had voted in favour of three more strikes. The strikes will be on July 29 for 24 hours, an eight-hour strike on August 19 and another 24-hour strike on September 9. NZNO lead advocate David Wait said the vote was very high and members clearly remained resolute about ongoing strike action. Last month 30,000 nurses walked off the job when contract negotiations broke down. This follows continued mediation between nurses and the DHBs. Health Minister Andrew Little had said he was satisfied there had been constructive discussion between the two parties.

Nurses vote to strike three more times - but DHBs hopeful it won t come to that

Nurses vote to strike three more times - but DHBs hopeful it won t come to that Newshub 17 hrs ago © Newshub. It follows a nurses strike in June. Kiwi nurses have voted overwhelmingly in favour of striking another three times in protest over poor pay and working conditions - but DHBs reckon they ll come to a resolution before then. The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) on Tuesday revealed its members had green-lit three protests - one on July 29-30 for 24 hours, another on August 19 for eight hours and a third on September 9-10 for 24 hours. Lead advocate David Wait said the vote shows nurses are still willing to strike to achieve the recognition and working conditions that will ensure nursing remains a viable profession .

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