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stage a walkout

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Fresh from a five-day walkout that was described as the longest in the history of the National Health Service, doctors at the early stages of their careers will stage a walkout in England between Aug. 11 and Aug. 15.

Fresh from a five-day walkout that was described as the longest in the history of the National Health Service, doctors at the early stages of their careers will stage a walkout in England between Aug. 11 and Aug. 15.

The performers union said Wednesday night its board had unanimously agreed to pursue a strike authorization vote, which would give union leaders the ability to stage a walkout if they were unable to reach an agreement on a new contract before their current one expires on June 30.

The call for a possible strike comes amid growing concern that writers will stage a walkout in a dispute over streaming compensation.

Last month saw nurses, stage a walkout for the first time in the RCN's 106-year history.

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