(Reuters) - Hundreds of nurses and midwives across Ramsay Health Care's 17 hospitals in Australia's New South Wales will go on a 24-hour strike on Tuesday, demanding a pay hike and better staffing, a union representing them said on Monday.
"Our members are demanding a 20% pay increase over three years and mandated nurse/midwife to patient ratios across all wards and units in Ramsay hospitals," New South Wales Nurses and Midwives' Association (NSWNMA) General Secretary Shaye Candish said in a statement. The association also plans to protest outside Ramsay's annual general meeting venue on Tuesday.
