Labour urges HSE to avert strikes by junior doctors

The Labour Party is urging the HSE to avert possible industrial action by junior doctors.

Sun, 15 Feb, 2009 - 10:06

The Labour Party is urging the HSE to avert possible industrial action by junior doctors.

The Irish Medical Organisation said it will ballot 3,000 junior doctors for action if the HSE proceeds with cuts to overtime and allowances from Wednesday.

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