Midwives threaten strike on redundancies

MIDWIVES at a large private hospital are to ballot for industrial action tomorrow in a row over redundancy.

Tue, 10 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
Eoin English and Olivia Kelleher

The result of the ballot of almost 50 midwives working at the Bon Secours hospital in Cork is expected tomorrow evening.

The Irish Nurses’ Organisation (INO) declined to speculate on the outcome of the ballot last night.

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