Doctors in the UK are calling for an increase of 29 % to end the continuous cycle of strikes, which is “so wider to patients and the health care system”.
Doctors in the UK, formerly known as young doctors, began to vote for renewed industrial measures after criticizing the recent proposal for government wages.
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Wage demands of physicians residing after the ministers announced last week that most doctors receive a 4 % increase in wages after the latest survey of public wages, with physicians residing, they receive extra 750 pounds at the top.
But the British Medical Association (BMA), the Union of Doctors Representatives, said the wage increase is not paid enough to restore historic ice, on Tuesday by sending a vote for industrial measures.
The voting will be closed on July 7, and if doctors vote, a verdict will continue between July and January next year.
Partners of the doctors in the committee called on physicians to vote on strike, but said the door was still open for the government to face solutions.
This comes after the Minister of Health and writes exclusively IndependentConfessed that the NHS treats physicians “like a trap” but urged doctors not to strike in the last row.
Mr String has warned that industrial measures are pushing the progress made in reducing waiting lists and should be the last solution.
“NHS is finally on the path to recovery,” he said.
“The strikes should always be the last solution, and the above three wages are raised in a row, meaning that we are far from that,” he wrote.
Last year, doctors residing in 44 days took industrial action between March 2023 and July 2024, which ended Wes Street, giving them a 22 percent increase in wages.
And this year they were given another 5.4 percent inflation increase.
But the warning that “paying wages” for doctors “cannot wait for various financial conditions,” they have now demanded that their wages are returned to the 2008 level, which believe that it is 28.7 percent when considering inflation.
Dr. Melissa Ryan and Dr. Ross Newwood said: “Last week, the government finally told us what to do to restore doctors’ wages: almost nothing.
“Doctors have observed their wage reduction as 23 percent since 2008,” he said.
“Since voting is once again among the doctors’ letters, we simply say: NHS does not have the time. The waiting list is too high, many people cannot see their treatment physician, too many patients are treated in the corridors,” he said.
“Doctors should be in the country and in their profession not in 10 or 20 years, but now.”
“By voting yes, they tell the government that there is no replacement for wage stabilization – this cannot wait for various financial conditions and the NHS healthier,” they added. The answer is to fix it today. ”
The increase recommended by the body of independent payment survey is higher than the inflation rate, which increased to 3.5 percent in April, from 2.6 percent in March and the highest level since January 2024.
But Professor Philip Bangfield, chairman of the BMA Council, warned that the wages of doctors are still about a quarter less than 16 years old, “he said,” delayed delay in repair even more, without a government plan or confidence to correct the erosion of what the physician is worth. ”
