Unison's McAnea says NHS workers have 'no option' but to strike after talks

Unison's McAnea says NHS workers have 'no option' but to strike after talks

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The transcript discusses the Secretary of State's acknowledgment of the pressures on ambulance workers but highlights the lack of financial flexibility to address pay concerns. Despite negotiations, no progress was made, leading to a planned strike. The discussion covers the potential for future strikes, the impact on public safety, and the involvement of military personnel to mitigate risks. The need for government action to retain staff and address systemic issues in the ambulance service is emphasized.

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What implications does the speaker suggest the strike may have on public safety?

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What are the potential consequences if the government does not address the staffing issues in the ambulance service?

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