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    Resident doctors are set to take to the streets, protesting a recent pay offer

    Resident doctors are set to take to the streets, protesting a recent pay offer


    The Resident Doctors' Association say while some workers were offered up to 25 percent pay-rises, others were offered pay cuts in negotiations.

    As a result they'll strike for 25 hours on May 7.

    National Secretary Deborah Powell says Health New Zealand's offer was uneven and unfair.

    She says it's robbing Peter to pay Paul.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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