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NHS Radiographers Strike In Pay Dispute
Radiographers at Musgrave Park Hosptial in Belfast and Altnagelvin in L'Derry have held a strike in a dispute over pay.
The industrial action was taken by members of the Society of Radiographers for the first time in the organisations history.
A work stoppage was held from 9am until 1pm, to be accompanied by a work-to-rule policy for the rest of the week.
The strike is the latest in an ongoing series of industrial action by various NHS staff over a pay freeze, and the government's refusal to introduce a 1% pay rise for all NHS staff.
(MH/CD)
The industrial action was taken by members of the Society of Radiographers for the first time in the organisations history.
A work stoppage was held from 9am until 1pm, to be accompanied by a work-to-rule policy for the rest of the week.
The strike is the latest in an ongoing series of industrial action by various NHS staff over a pay freeze, and the government's refusal to introduce a 1% pay rise for all NHS staff.
(MH/CD)
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