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    Workers at one of the country's largest medical labs have voted to strike later this month

    Workers at one of the country's largest medical labs have voted to strike later this month


    Workers at Southern Community Laboratories will strike for 24 hours, on Monday, August 17 .

    The company runs all Wellington and South Island medical labs, except for Christchurch's Canterbury Labs, and Westport's hospital lab.

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