Helen Greene, president of a local representing more than 4,000 health service workers, voted not to endorse anyone on Thursday.

Is there any chance of the Government issuing similar instructions to ask health boards to be responsive to the needs of health service workers?

How can a Government at war with health service workers claim to be defending the NHS?

Health Service worker.

Until now, Staffmark has provided temporary computer programmers, health services workers and secretaries but not legal help, Mr. Brewer said.

Magistrates, civil servants, transport workers, health service workers, dockers, taxi drivers, refuse collectors, miners, farmers and high school students were among other protesters.

The White Paper is hugely unpopular with the vast majority of people and also with the vast majority of health service workers.

National Health Service workers in the West Midlands threaten to go on strike in their bid to win a nine per cent pay rise.

Albert Spanswick came from the old school of trade union leaders and I found him a more persuasive advocate for health service workers than Rodney Bickerstaffe.

The key is ensuring that the information on how to be healthy is available and that Health Service workers have the ability to pass this on when required.

He was born on the Tuscarosa Reservation in New York, the son of Indian Health Service worker and a nurse.

I hope you will be with the health service workers, not just because I have the honour and privilege of being a national officer with this greatest union in the country.

In 1956, a United States Public Health Service worker, who had tabulated the 1950 census findings, made a brief visit to the area and interviewed some white residents.

As has been said, only one in five Trusts have said they'll honour the terms and conditions of the National Health Service workers and we've seen the disgraceful decisions that're being made in.

In the first term of office, strikes at British Leyland, British Steel, and British Rail, and lengthy disruption by civil servants and health service workers failed to move ministers.

The local economy includes river miners, forest service workers, farmers, health service workers, utilities managers, construction workers, Caltrans workers, pack mule trainers, elementary/high school teachers, social workers, secretaries, cooks, and self-employed business workers.

They should ally themselves with health service workers (including managers) and inspire them to help analyse the determinants of good and bad health, assess health needs, promote health, and evaluate services, thereby achieving public health goals, albeit indirectly.

Frank McElhone died in Glasgow on 22 September 1982, while participating in a 'Day of Action' march and demonstration in support of National Health Service workers; his death meant a by-election must be held.

Does my right hon. Friend agree that abolishing the upper earnings limit would hit well over 3 million people - for instance, policemen, health service workers and those in seasonal occupations - merely because overtime bonuses or profit-related pay would take their earnings over the average in any particular week?

He also authored State v. Shack, 58 N.J. 297 (1971),in which the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that a lawyer and a health services worker who came to a farm to help migrant workers were not trespassing when they refused to leave at the farm owner's demand.

On 30 January, the Secretary of State for Social Services David Ennals announced that 1,100 of 2,300 NHS hospitals were only treating emergencies, that practically no ambulance service was operating normally, and that the ancillary health service workers were deciding which cases merited treatment.

According Ms. Rodriguez's testimony, when Haitians were transferred from the Krome facility to Fort Allen, a detention camp in Puerto Rico, Public Health Service workers were under orders to again apply Kwell Lotion to the detainees, even when no evidence of lice or scabies was apparent.