Ambulance staff have ramped up the pressure on Scotland's Health Secretary in their fight for higher wages, and warned that if their demands are not met workers will walk out.
Unite said its 1,500 members in the Scottish Ambulance Service will work to rule from November 25, meaning a ban on overtime, only working their contracted hours, and taking their breaks on schedule.
Sharon Graham, the union's general secretary, demanded that the Scottish Government gets back around the negotiating table and warned there would be an escalation if it did not.