Trade Unions Press Ahead With October 30 March Over Labour Disputes
Trade unions plan an October 30 march over unresolved pay, employment and bargaining disputes. Nurses say they will join after the 2027 Budget did not address their arrears or wage concerns.
2 reports from 2 outlets · First reported Tue, Oct 13
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Trade unions will march on October 30 over back pay, displaced workers, unpaid claims and delayed collective agreements.
GuardianThe Budget provides 40 per cent of PSA arrears in cash, while the proposed balance would be non-cash benefits over three years.
GuardianThe PSA has rejected the arrears proposal, and nurses say their arrears and promised wage increase were omitted from the Budget.
Guardian +2Nurses and midwives say they will join the October 30 protest marches.
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