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New Zealand nurses union cancels strike after pay offer - World Socialist Web Site

New Zealand nurses’ union cancels strike after pay offer The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) announced Friday that it had cancelled a strike notice for July 29, following talks with the country’s 20 District Health Boards (DHBs). Some 30,000 nurses and health care assistants struck on June 9, after rejecting a derisory pay offer of just 1.38 percent and voted for three further nationwide strikes on July 29, August 19 and September 9. Nurses march through Wellington during the June 9 strike. (Photo: WSWS Media) The DHBs’ original offer was a pay cut relative to inflation (which is 3.3 percent) and contained nothing to address the staffing crisis in hospitals. The Labour Party-led government has announced a three-year wage freeze for the majority of public employees, including healthcare workers and teachers. It is imposing severe austerity measures to make workers shoulder the burden of the economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand 16 July 2021 India: Punjab public sector workers strike for better pay Workers from several Punjab state government departments stopped work for two days on July 8 in protest over the Sixth Pay Commission’s recommendations. The action followed demonstrations by public sector workers and doctors on June 23 and a week-long strike by the Punjab State Ministerial Services Union on June 22 over the commission’s recommendations. Mass Media Employees and Officers Association members from the Health Department’s mass media wing stopped work and demonstrated on July 8. The association complained that their demand that workers in jobs with the same educational qualification be paid the same as workers in the Public Relations Department had been ignored.

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Wellington region s maternity units short 33 staff - quarter of their workforce

Wellington region s maternity units short 33 staff - quarter of their workforce
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Hospital Midwives To Vote on Strike Action | infonews co nz New Zealand News

Hospital Midwives To Vote on Strike Action | infonews co nz New Zealand News
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auckland scoop co nz » Hospital Midwives To Vote On Strike Action

Press Release – MERAS Hospital midwives who are members of the Midwifery Employee Representation and Advisory Services (MERAS) are voting over the next two weeks on an offer from the 20 DHBs, to settle their Multi-Employer Collective Agreement (MECA). Should hospital midwives vote to reject the offer, the ballot also includes a vote on a series of rolling strikes, starting in Northland and the three Auckland DHBs in the North and Southern DHB in the South from 9-12 August with another day of industrial action if the negotiations remain unresolved. Industrial Co-leader, Jill Ovens, says while there have been some significant gains in the offer, the proposed pay increase has not changed and there is no offer related to backpay despite lengthy delays caused by the DHBs and their multi-layered approval process.

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