Thursday 29th January 2015 marks the commencement of another period of industrial action affecting NWAS and other Ambulance Services nationwide, following the first period that started on 13th October 2014 and lasted for circa a week, and a second period starting Monday 24th November 2014.
At 13:00 today, Team Call Out Contact Steve Fletcher representing our Team Leader Garry Rhodes MBE, following an invitation from NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) took part in a multi agency teleconference, Chaired by NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) which was convened to provide an NWAS position statement and answer any questions with regards to the industrial action that will take place within the NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) area.
Participants in this teleconference included ourselves, Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, Cumbria Constabulary, Lancashire Constabulary, NWAS Cumbria and Lancashire, NHS, Local Authorities and Local Authority Contingency Planning Units, Public Health bodies, British Red Cross, County Council Emergency Planners, Health Care Trusts, Maritime and other agencies.
The teleconference focused on how the provision of Paramedic Emergency Services and the Patient Transport Service will function during this period of industrial action.
Jan 23 2015
NWAS Industrial Action – Teleconference
Thursday 29th January 2015 marks the commencement of another period of industrial action affecting NWAS and other Ambulance Services nationwide, following the first period that started on 13th October 2014 and lasted for circa a week, and a second period starting Monday 24th November 2014.
At 13:00 today, Team Call Out Contact Steve Fletcher representing our Team Leader Garry Rhodes MBE, following an invitation from NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) took part in a multi agency teleconference, Chaired by NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) which was convened to provide an NWAS position statement and answer any questions with regards to the industrial action that will take place within the NWAS (Cumbria and Lancashire) area.
Participants in this teleconference included ourselves, Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, Cumbria Constabulary, Lancashire Constabulary, NWAS Cumbria and Lancashire, NHS, Local Authorities and Local Authority Contingency Planning Units, Public Health bodies, British Red Cross, County Council Emergency Planners, Health Care Trusts, Maritime and other agencies.
The teleconference focused on how the provision of Paramedic Emergency Services and the Patient Transport Service will function during this period of industrial action.
By Steven Fletcher • General news •