Paramedics, call handlers and other staff backed a walkout at five of the 10 regional teams with the union saying action is likely before Christmas
I'm Nick Meir with news that crews at half of England's ambulance services have voted to take strike action over pay, Unison has announced. Paramedics, call handlers and other staff backed a walkout at five of the 10 regional teams with the union saying action is likely before Christmas. Unison is one of three unions that represent ambulance staff, and rules requiring emergency care to be provided mean the strike impact will be limited. But Unison members at more than 200 other NHS trusts did not back strikes. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio.
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