THE Welsh Ambulance Service has called off its strikes following 'significant progress' in talks.
WAST were set to strike again on Monday (March 6) as part of ongoing industrial action.
Trade unions representing NHS staff are in dispute with the Government over pay and working conditions.
The dispute has resulted in a number of strikes, which have taken place since December.
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The latest to take place was a 72-hour strike that took place in February.
Monday's strike has now been called off, say Unite after progress in talks.
A spokesperson said: "Unite has suspended its strike action in Welsh Ambulance due to take place on Monday 6th March 2023. This follows significant progress in talks with Welsh Government.
"The pause in strike action will facilitate the continuation of these discussions."
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