Hospital strike threat averted

The threat of industrial action by hospital consultants in the row over malpractice cover has been averted today.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2005 - 15:36

The threat of industrial action by hospital consultants in the row over malpractice cover has been averted today.

The strike was due to go ahead next month, but following a meeting today, the national council of the Irish Hospital Consultants Association decided against proceeding with the action.

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