US EditionJunior doctors in England to strike for five days starting next month
- Junior doctors in England will strike from June 27 to July 2 over a pay dispute with the government, as announced by the British Medical Association .
- Co-Chairs Dr. Robert Laurenson and Dr. Vivek Trivedi stated they would strike without a credible pay offer from the Government.
- Dissatisfied with the lack of progress in negotiations, junior doctors are frustrated and running out of patience with the government.
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Sunak’s health woes: Junior doctors in England to strike for five days ahead of election
In an effort to end their ongoing pay dispute with the government, junior doctors in England will go on strike for five days in the run-up to the election. One week before to election day, on June 27, British Medical Association (BMA) members will stage a walkout starting at 07:00 BST.
Junior doctors announce five-day strike in run-up to General Election over pay dispute
The British Medical Association says junior doctors in England will stage a full walkout between June 27 and July 2, while the election will take place on July 4
Bristol Post
Junior doctors announce fresh pay strikes in run-up to General Election
The strikes will conclude just two days before the General Election
Junior Doctors to Strike One Week Before Polling Day
Junior doctors in England are to stage a five-day strike from 27th June – a week before election day. The British Medical Association are asking for a 35% pay rise. Unhelpful timing for Keir Starmer, particularly when he’s spending today focusing on the NHS backlog.[…] Read the rest
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