IMO receives HSE proposal, says strike action 'inevitable'

The Irish Medical Organisation says industrial action by junior doctors now looks to be "inevitable".

IMO receives HSE proposal, says strike action 'inevitable'
Fri, 27 Sep, 2013 - 19:07

The Irish Medical Organisation says industrial action by junior doctors now looks to be "inevitable".

The IMO received proposals from the HSE today, aimed at cutting excessive working hours for non-consultant hospital doctors.

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