HSE chief Bernard Gloster says action ‘regrettable’ and would breach terms of public sector pay deal
Health unions representing over 80,000 employees will begin industrial action on March 31st due to disputes over staffing numbers and the HSE's Pay and Numbers Strategy, potentially disrupting hospital services. The action, involving work-to-rule measures, stems from concerns about patient safety and staff recruitment restrictions. The HSE chief, Bernard Gloster, considers the action "regrettable" and argues that staffing numbers have significantly increased.
