Midwives in England have voted to accept the latest NHS pay offer.
Midwives in England have voted to accept the latest NHS pay offer, the Royal College of Midwives says.
The offer was also made to NHS staff on Agenda for Change contracts - which include most workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. Other unions including Unite, GMB and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists are due to announce their ballot results over the coming days. Members of the RCN are due to begin a 48-hour strike on 30 April. Health Secretary Steve Barclay said he was applying to the High Court to declare the walkout on 2 May unlawful arguing the mandate runs out the day before.in which he appeared to suggest the RCN had not submitted any legal argument that the action planned for 2 May is lawful.
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