Hospital consultants rule out strike action

The Irish Hospital Consultants' Association has ruled out industrial action in response to pay cuts, following a meeting of its national council this afternoon.

Sat, 12 Dec, 2009 - 15:37

The Irish Hospital Consultants' Association has ruled out industrial action in response to pay cuts, following a meeting of its national council this afternoon.

However the group will meet with the Health Minister Mary Harney next week to discuss the 15% cut to their pay announced in the Budget.

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