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Irish Ambulance Staff Strike Continues Over Pay Dispute
National ambulance staff in Ireland are continuing their strike, demanding improved pay and conditions from the Health Service Executive (HSE). Strikers expressed feeling "left behind" in their calls for better compensation.
12 May, 12:51 — 12 May, 23:01
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irish-timesHigh111d ago
‘We’ve been left behind’: Striking national ambulance staff call on HSE for improved pay
EMT says nurses are making same sorts of decisions as ambulance staff but paramedics are making them on the sides of roads
By Emmet Malone
Read full article →rte-newsMostly Factual111d ago
Ambulance strike continues overnight
A 24-hour strike by SIPTU and Unite members in the National Ambulance Service has continued overnight and will end at 8am.
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First report: irish-times · 12 May, 12:51|Full coverage: 2 · 10h|Window: 10h
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