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    A dispute between the unions representing nurses and midwives, over ongoing strike action

    A dispute between the unions representing nurses and midwives, over ongoing strike action


    Nurses' Organisation members went on strike yesterday - and will do so again tomorrow - over unsafe staffing levels.

    The midwives union says its members won't be taking part - and has accused NZNO of misleading the public by suggesting midwives are also striking.

    It claims this has created unnecessary anxiety.

    But NZNO delegate Noreen McCallan rejects this - saying some midwives are NZNO members and are on strike.

    She says obstetric care, and child and mum care, will still be given as life-preserving services.

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