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Nursing union case against state govt ‘last resort’ to address understaffing

Eleanor CampbellMarch 21, 2023Last Updated: March 21, 2023
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NSWNMA general secretary, Shaye Candish, and assistant general secretary, Michael Whaites, with members of NSWNMA on March 16. Picture: Tim Hunter/News Corp Australia.

The NSW nurses and midwives union says its legal action against the state government was a 'last resort' to address allegations of widespread understaffing and mistreatment in public hospitals.

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