Health secretary Wes Streeting has hit out at the BMA ahead of the upcoming resident doctors’ strike, which is due to begin on Friday (14 November).
NHS providers and partners have been working together to implement robust plans ahead of new strike action by resident doctors in England as part of their long-running pay dispute with the Government.
The BMA says health secretary Wes Streeting's fresh of package of offers to resident doctors in England 'does not go far enough'.
Health secretary Wes Streeting says the government will not 'be held to ransom' by striking doctors.
Resident doctors in England have announced new strike dates for November after failing to reach an agreement with the government on jobs or pay.
BMA Scotland is planning to ballot its resident doctor members on strike action after the Scottish Government ‘U-turned on a crucial commitment on pay’.
First-year resident doctors in England have voted ‘resoundingly’ for strike action over job security.
Doctors in England are to be paid fully for work outside of their normal hours after the BMA's resident doctors committee (RDC) agreed sweeping contractual changes with NHS Employers and the DHSC.
NHS England has set out 10 ways to improve resident doctors working conditions over the next 12 weeks.
The launch of strike action by resident doctors in July presented a decidedly unwelcome turn of events for Wes Streeting.
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Wakefield, West Yorkshire£38,682.00 - £46,580.00, 23NHS 2021 B6, 37.5 hours, Permanent