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Ending resident doctor strikes will cost taxpayers £200m this year
Health Secretary James Murray championed the deal as 'good for taxpayers' and stressed the bill is 'less than the cost of one more week's worth of strikes'.
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mirror.co.uk
Resident doctors accept pay offer and end strikes - 'Very good news for NHS'
Resident doctors in England have accepted an offer from the Government which includes an average 6.6% pay uplift to be fully implemented by April 2027
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dailymail.com
Resident doctors could earn more than £100,000 in deal to end strikes
The British Medical Association said its members had voted in favour of the deal, which is worth an extra 6.6 per cent this year.
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Junior doctors could earn more than £100,000 in deal to end strikes
The British Medical Association said its members had voted in favour of the deal, which is worth an extra 6.6 per cent this year.
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spectator.com
The true cost of ending the doctors’ strikes
After three years, and a cost to taxpayers of over £3 billion, the junior doctor strikes are finally over. For now. The vote was narrow. Of those who voted, only 53 per cent…
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independent.co.uk
Pay deal to end resident doctor strikes to cost £200m this year
The deal was agreed by ministers and the British Medical Association (BMA) on Monday
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Pay deal to ‘cost less than another week of resident doctor strikes’
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Ending resident doctor strikes will cost taxpayers £200m this year
Health Secretary James Murray championed the deal as 'good for taxpayers' and stressed the bill is 'less than the cost of one more week's worth of strikes'.