Nurses vote for industrial action ahead of march on Dáil

Members of the public are being asked to join with nurses for tomorrows lunchtime protest outside the Dáil.

Nurses vote for industrial action ahead of march on Dáil
Tue, 13 Jan, 2015 - 08:30

Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwive's organisation in the University Hospitals Group have voted in favour of industrial action in response to hospital overcrowding.

The move affects Limerick, Ennis, Nenagh and Croom hospitals, and nurses voted by 93% in favour of industrial action, in the form of a work-to-rule.

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CourtsHospital overcrowdingPlace: LimerickPlace: EnnisPlace: NenaghPlace: KildarePlace: Dáil ÉireannPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: LetterkennyPlace: MullingarPerson: Industrial Relations OfficerPerson: Mary FogartyPerson: deputy general secretaryPerson: Dave HughesPerson: BeaumontOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: Irish Nurses and MidwiveOrganisation: University Hospitals GroupOrganisation: University Hospital LimerickOrganisation: Croom orthopaedic HospitalOrganisation: INMOOrganisation: SIPTUOrganisation: ICTUOrganisation: Connolly HospitalOrganisation: Midland RegionalOrganisation: University Hospital Galway
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