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Nurses in England plan third wave of strikes next month over pay - Vimarsana News

Nurses in England plan third wave of strikes next month over pay

Tens of thousands of nurses in England will strike in February for the third time in as many months, adding further pressure on British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak over crippling disruption to key

NHS nurses announce TWO more days of strike action in February - Vimarsana News

NHS nurses announce TWO more days of strike action in February

Nurses at 55 NHS trusts in England are already due to cause chaos by walking out on Wednesday and Thursday, but the February action will grow bigger and cover 73 trusts.

How slow are ambulances in YOUR area? Use our interactive tool - Vimarsana News

How slow are ambulances in YOUR area? Use our interactive tool

Ambulance response times in England nose-dived in December, with 999 crews being slower than ever to attend heart attack and stroke victims. Patients were left waiting 90 minutes on average.

How the NYC nurses strike points to a nationwide problem with staffing - Vimarsana News

How the NYC nurses strike points to a nationwide problem with staffing

Problems are mounting at hospitals across the nation as they try to deal with widespread staffing shortages, overworked nurses beaten down by the pandemic and a busted pipeline of new nurses.

Source: pbs.org
Oppose the sellout of the New York City nurses strike! Build rank-and-file committees! - Vimarsana News

Oppose the sellout of the New York City nurses strike! Build rank-and-file committees!

The tentative agreement reached Thursday for 7,000 striking nurses in New York City does nothing to address the core staffing issues at stake in the strike.

Source: wsws.org