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Consultants reject pay deal in narrow vote but BMA hopes to avoid more strikes - Vimarsana News

Consultants reject pay deal in narrow vote but BMA hopes to avoid more strikes

Consultants have rejected a pay deal that would give some doctors a £20,000 rise in a knife-edge vote.

Source: yahoo.com
Junior doctors in England to vote on extending mandate for strikes - Vimarsana News

Junior doctors in England to vote on extending mandate for strikes

The British Medical Association (BMA) said its members will be reballoted on extending industrial action for another six months.

Source: lbc.co.uk
Junior doctors in England to vote on extending mandate for strikes - Vimarsana News

Junior doctors in England to vote on extending mandate for strikes

The British Medical Association (BMA) said its members will be reballoted on extending industrial action for another six months.

'A special time to be alive': Office staff reach for the slippers as they celebrate Sadiq Khan refusing to stop this week's strikes paving the way to WFH - Vimarsana News

'A special time to be alive': Office staff reach for the slippers as they celebrate Sadiq Khan refusing to stop this week's strikes paving the way to WFH

The Tube will have 'little to no service' from Monday until Thursday next week with members of the RMT union set to strike on separate days between tonight and January 12.

Sadiq Khan refuses to use new minimum service laws to stop London Tube strike as passengers face chaos from tomorrow night - Vimarsana News

Sadiq Khan refuses to use new minimum service laws to stop London Tube strike as passengers face chaos from tomorrow night

Even though the Mayor of London could have avoided misery for millions, he instead bowed to the Rail, Maritime and Transport union.