Unite rejects NHS pay award in Wales amid strike threat

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Unite members working in the Welsh NHS have overwhelmingly rejected a recent pay award, with 87% voting against the offer. The union, which represents a large portion of frontline NHS workers in Wales, has called on the Welsh government to reopen pay negotiations. If talks do not begin, Unite has warned it will take moves […]

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