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Area of Science:

Healthcare workforce
Industrial relations

Background:

Significant nursing and midwifery staff shortages persist in England.
The National Health Service (NHS) faces ongoing industrial disputes.

Purpose of the Study:

To report on the second major strike action by nurses and midwives in England within a six-week period.
To highlight the continued industrial unrest impacting healthcare services.

Main Methods:

Observational reporting of strike events.
Analysis of industrial action timelines.

Main Results:

Thousands of nurses and midwives participated in strike action on November 24.
This marks the second strike within a six-week timeframe, indicating escalating industrial disputes.

Conclusions:

The repeated strike action underscores the severity of the ongoing dispute between healthcare professionals and employers.
Further negotiations are critical to address the concerns of nurses and midwives and ensure service continuity.