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Paramedics, in that union. they voted by 56% yes vote to accept the offer. a reminder that is a 5% pay rise for 2023—24, this year, but also one of payment of £1655 minimum for all staff as last year's top up to the pay rise they have already had. earlier in the day another union, unite union, voted to reject that offer. 4000 members voted by 52% to turn it down and will go on strike next week and marched through central london over the weekend as well. there was no surprise really, well. there was no surprise really, we were expecting that. they are quite a small membership really. the imp...

The chairman is there to guarantee the bbc's independence it is important to stress the day—to—day stuff, the stuff that you and i are doing, and what goes in the bulletins, that in the bulletins, doing, and what goes in the bulletins, that is not decided by the chairman, if you're thinking of applying for the job, you are there to oversee ground strategy and make sure the bbc of applying for the job, you are there to oversee ground strategy and make sure the bbc is delivering money and has a good plan for its future existence. some breaking news to bring you about healthcare unions, marc ...

Rise over the next 12 months, plus a one—off payment of £1,655. it is standing by this offer, encouraged that one health union has already accepted, with others still to decide. let�*s wait and see what the other unions have to say first, as well. there is a lot of other staff out there. unison, as i mentioned, voted by 74% to accept the offer, which represent a third of the agenda for trained staff, so there is a lot of people accepting what i think is a very fair and reasonable offer. with local elections just weeks away, the government is also under pressure from opposition parties. th...

But the decision by members of the largest nursing union to reject the government's latest offer, despite it being recommended by its leadership, has dashed those hopes. it is now threatening to escalate the dispute, refusing government demands to put strikes on hold. we'll absolutely not do that. we have strike action for the end of this month, beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members. and if that ballot is successful, it will mean further strike action right up until christmas. what do we want? fair pay! talk, though, of coordinated strike action with junior ...

To reject the government�*s latest offer, despite it being recommended by its leadership, has dashed those hopes. it is now threatening to escalate the dispute, refusing government demands to put strikes on hold. we will absolutely not do that. we have strike action for the end of this month, beginning of may, and then we will move immediately to ballot our members. and if that ballot is successful, it will mean further strike action right up until christmas. what do we want? fair pay! talk, though, of coordinated strike action with junior doctors appears not to be on the agenda — for now ...