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UK: 40% of Junior Doctors Plan to Quit NHS

  • #Medicine & healthcare
  • #Strikes
  • #Healthcare
  • #Ireland
  • #Ukraine
  • #Labor
  • #United Kingdom
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DEC 2022
Image copyright: Ella Pickover/The Independent
story last updated DEC 2022

The Spin

Left narrative

Not only have nurses and frontline workers borne the brunt of the pandemic, they now face a government trying to nickel-and-dime them out of a necessary and well-deserved pay increase, all while dealing with record-high inflation and a buckling healthcare system. Public sector wages have stagnated profoundly under conservative governance. The unacceptable exploitation of essential workers needs to stop.

The Social Review

Right narrative

Unions must face the fact that every day they stay on the picket line puts the lives of countless Britons at risk. The government is scrambling to find solutions to the economic crisis sparked by COVID and inflation, as well as the market destabilization induced by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The unions are simply not playing fair by ignoring the reality of current economic circumstances — this is a safety issue.

The Telegraph

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