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QMS lays groundwork for DOOH during FIFA Women's World Cup debut on Thursday - Vimarsana News

QMS lays groundwork for DOOH during FIFA Women's World Cup debut on Thursday

QMS, an out-of-home media and advertising firm based in the Australia/ New Zealand market, has laid the groundwork for a DOOH push during the FIFA Women's World Cup, which is to debut on Thursday in ANZ, according to a press…

Doctors urged to accept pay rise and end strikes, as union chief says more walkouts are... - Vimarsana News

Doctors urged to accept pay rise and end strikes, as union chief says more walkouts are...

Doctors have been urged to accept the pay rise of 6% offered by the government on Thursday, even as the head of the union slammed the attempt to end the strikes.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Back on the picket line: Junior doctors' strike enters second day after union rejects 6%... - Vimarsana News

Back on the picket line: Junior doctors' strike enters second day after union rejects 6%...

Junior doctors are on strike for a second day today despite being offered a ‘final’ deal by the government in the form of a six per cent salary rise.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Rishi Sunak hikes public sector pay — but the devil's in the details – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak hikes public sector pay — but the devil's in the details – POLITICO

All the winners and losers as the UK prime minister tries to end months of strikes.

'Disingenuous': BMA chairman slams 6% pay offer as No10 insists 'no more talks will take... - Vimarsana News

'Disingenuous': BMA chairman slams 6% pay offer as No10 insists 'no more talks will take...

The chairman of the British Medical Association has slammed the government's six per cent pay offer as "disingenuous" as Downing Street insisted there will be "no more talks on pay".

Source: lbc.co.uk