Health strike

Health strikes not legal

UNISON

The unions have known for centuries that collective action is a most effective.  No in the UK he health strike the years have agreed to more talks.  Except Unison - who were unique they are still wondering strike action.

No health workers are not allowed to strike.  There first day on a strike for financial reasons, is there last day as a registered nurse or Dr..  So all doctors who took reason industrial action in the UK, stripped or wages and pension!

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Over 400 health staff at Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust will take strike action at the end of August in a disputeover back pay 

No longer allowed to pretend to practiced medicine within the NHS.  All the nurses who took part in the recent UK strike actions, the ceased to V registered nurses the same day.

They can not take strike action for back pay.  As they were stripped or wages and pension since the first day on strike action.  The year must act like they can do what the hell they want!

Nurses are constrained by the nightingale pledge.  Which specifically prohibits financial strike action.  The strikers stripped of their Health Insurance and barred from any future medical work.  Stripped or wages and pension!

There is no legal appeal process.  The striking is within Unison, will find on their return to work or they were actually no longer workers!  And would have removed future promotion prospects.

If they're not totally ceased to be registered nurses for ever.