Thousands of junior doctors under the British Medical Association (BMA) will go on strike for five days over demand for increased salaries. The strike, which will be the longest in
Association will go on strike for five days over demand for increased salaries.
“With the 75th birthday of the NHS just days away, neglect of its workforce has left us with 7.4m people on waiting lists for surgery and procedures, 8,500 unfilled doctors’ posts in hospitals, and doctors who can barely walk down the road without a foreign government tempting them to leave an NHS where they are paid £14 per hour for a country which will pay them properly,” the statement reads.
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