Summarised by Centrist
Ambulance workers and call-centre staff across New Zealand have begun a 24-hour rolling strike Saturday 24 August 2024, frustrated by nine months of unresolved pay negotiations. This marks the first time ambulance workers have voted to withdraw their labour. St John spokesperson Dan Ohs urged the public to reserve ambulance calls for emergencies, as services are operating at 70% capacity.
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
“We can’t keep ignoring the truancy crisis.”
An ‘unwelcome development.’
“Maths is more of a priority.”
The UAE sees the agreement as a key step towards food security.
“Unreasonable risk of injury to health or the environment.:”
“This is called an agenda-setting effect…”
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