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Old 24-07-2025, 06:01 PM #24
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Amazing they are still going through with it

I don't know about anyone else but I haven't spoken to a single person who agrees with these strikes yet. Even amongst those who are generally very pro-unionist and supported previous action. Does anyone here still think these strikes are justified rather than some pretty outrageous politicking which plays with the lives of patients? Worst thing for me is how the BMA completely manipulate statistics to support their argument in a way that makes any discussion about pay impossible because it has no resemblance to other professions and the normal way of calculating pay
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