The Royal College of Nursing Wales says staff have been left with no choice but to take more action.
"It maybe that we can't get very far but we are trying our best," she said on Sunday's programme.
"I think the Welsh public understands that how much we are able to spend on health in Wales is a direct consequence of how much they spend on health in England.Russell George, health spokesman for the Welsh Conservatives, said: "The RCN have said it perfectly themselves - Labour must stop pretending that NHS pay is not their responsibility and they must engage in meaningful discussions with nurses.
"A solution to this dispute will only come through negotiation and it won't be easy, but if Labour does not even have the humility to do this property, then they give nurses no dignity."
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