UCATT has confirmed its members working in the NHS will be taking industrial action alongside other in January and February. UCATT members will strike for 12 hours from 9am-9pm on Thursday 29th January; this will be followed by a work to rule from Frid …
UCATT has confirmed its members working in the NHS will be taking industrial action alongside other in January and February.
UCATT members will strike for 12 hours from 9am-9pm on Thursday 29th January; this will be followed by a work to rule from Friday 30th January to Tuesday 24th February.
There will then be a 24 hour strike on Wednesday 25th February.
The work to rule will consist of UCATT members:
- Not undertaking any unpaid overtime
- Advance notice of any requests to work overtime
- Ensuring all rest breaks are taken
Members of GMB, UNISON and Unite are already committed to taking action.
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Tim Lezard
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