An imploding health service underpins junior doctors' radicalisation | NHS
With real pay down 26% since 2008 and demoralised workplaces, medics are striking not out of militancy but from deep-rooted frustration
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With real pay down 26% since 2008 and demoralised workplaces, medics are striking not out of militancy but from deep-rooted frustration
The British Medical Association (BMA) has this week announced a new four-day strike for junior doctors, which will take place after the Easter bank holiday. The strike will lead to the NHS having a reduced service for ten days in a row, when you include the two bank holidays and weekends. I am a junior doctor, and
<strong>Richard Galen</strong> welcomes the growing influence of the left amongst junior doctors and how this had led to a surge in BMA membership
How junior medics have reached the brink of their biggest walkout, in a fight for a 35% hike.
Walkouts will see the medics withdraw from A&E services as well as planned care