93 per cent of doctors voted to continue industrial action amid an ongoing row over pay and jobs
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93 per cent of doctors voted to continue industrial action amid an ongoing row over pay and jobs
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BMA says 97% of first-year doctors voted for action over job security fears, after resident doctors walked out of English…
British Medical Association members back further action as part of long-running row over pay and jobs
The ballots are running from Monday for eight weeks and will close on 6 July
It marks the 15th strike by resident doctors – formerly called junior doctors – since March 2023 in the ongoing dispute over pay…
An average of 19,120 resident doctors were on strike each day over five days in December
Some 77,000 resident doctors work in hospitals and community services, with thousands of them expected to strike for five days…
