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Pharmacists fight ‘draconian’ cuts

Megan Haggan 17/01/2020

Gianni Sottile speaks to Mater pharmacists.

Pharmacists at the Mater Hospital in Brisbane are protesting pay cuts they say could be up to 18% Union members at the Mater voted on Thursday to take industrial action, up to and including going on strike, says Gianni Sottile, Professional Pharmacists Australia lead organiser, Queensland. The pharmacists voted 97% in favour of the action,

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