IMO: Strike action by junior doctors 'inevitable'

The Irish Medical Organisation is warning that industrial action by junior doctors is now inevitable after meetings with the HSE on working hours failed to reach agreement.

IMO: Strike action by junior doctors 'inevitable'
Thu, 29 Aug, 2013 - 19:37

The Irish Medical Organisation is warning that industrial action by junior doctors is now inevitable after meetings with the HSE on working hours failed to reach agreement.

A ballot of more than 2,000 junior doctors will conclude on Monday, and it is expected they will vote in favour of industrial action.

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