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This week’s health strike was a big success—now many want more action, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

Picket lines and protests from the four hour strike for health service pay

Up to 500,000 NHS workers in England struck out four hours today, Monday, in the first national health strike over pay for 32 years.

Health bosses are cooking up a frantic plan to use doctors, nurses and other medics to run ambulances during tomorrow’s NHS strike, Socialist Worker can reveal.

Black workers didn’t just build the health service—they have also played a crucial role in the struggles that have defended it from the very beginning

Health workers in England are set to walk out on 13 October—and now we have to fight to make it as big as possible and a focus for opposition to the Tories, argues Annette Mackin

Supporters of sacked health worker Charlotte Monro protested outside her tribunal hearing which began on Tuesday of this week.

Britain’s biggest health union today named Monday 13 October as the day for England’s first NHS strike over pay in 32 years.

Health workers in the Unison union have voted to strike against attacks on their pay.

A struggling A&E in London will have to deal will some 8,000 more patients a year after two neighbouring emergency departments were closed last week.

Attacks on pay and conditions have created enormous anger among health workers—but union leaders need to do more to build action that can stop them, writes Annette Mackin

Care UK strikers in Doncaster are calling on the Labour Party to back their struggle against the Tories’ NHS privatisation.