29 percent salary demand for resident doctors The new leader of “non-pervasive” British Medical Association Said, the warning strike can last for years.
Dr. Tom Dolphin also claimed that there is both reasonable and easily cheap for demand. NHSAs ready for members Five days striking later this month.
But the government has refused to negotiate with doctors on salary with the Health Secretary Wes streeting Instead of working with them to improve the working conditions, accusing them of “giving a chance to striking”.
He said, “You will not find another health and social care secretary who is sympathetic to the resident doctors in my form”, he said.
But Dr. Dolphin stated that the Sangh would not interact or accept a figure less than 29 percent, as it is the limit of loss of real words that doctors have seen since 2008-a salary that they want to fully restore.
Talk to MentorHe said that the 29 percent figure is “based on a theory”.
“If we have chosen a separate number, it will not get this salary restoration. So it looks permissible.”
He said: “This [29 per cent] It is appropriate because it is based on the loss of value that we have. The number is big because [previous] The governments ignored the BMA gradually when we said that it was creating a problem. ,
Arguing that NHS is cheaper, Dr. Dolphin said: “It is a small part of the budget. This is. [29 per cent] It seems like a large number, but in fact, is placed in the context of the entire NHS, it is not a larger amount than that ”.
And warning that the attacks can last for many years, he said: “This campaign has already been going on for many years. We are firm to receive salary restorations who are entitled to doctors and depend on the state secretary how long it takes to do so.”
But the Department of Health and Social Care said that Dr. Dolphin’s comment has shown that the BMA was “inappropriate and irresponsible.”
On Thursday, TV doctor and leading Professor Robert Winston resigned from the BMA on the planned strike action, warning that the “highly dangerous” walkout could harm people’s confidence in the Walkout profession.
Professor Winston, a labor colleague who became a domestic name through his documentaries on child development, told Many times: “I have paid my membership for a long time. I feel very strongly that it’s not time to be striking. I think the country is actually struggling in all ways, people are struggling in every way.
“Strike action completely ignores people’s vulnerability in front of you.”
He urged the Sangh to reconsider, saying that it is “important that doctors believe their responsibility more seriously”, and insisted that the walkout could lead to “long -term damage” for people’s trust in doctors.
Meanwhile, Mr. Streeting asked the resident doctors to “leave their inappropriate crowd to strike” and said that NHS recovery is “delicate”.
The Health Secretary told the Commons on Thursday: “We have kept NHS on the road for recovery, but we all know that NHS is still hanging from a thread, and BMA is threatening to pull it.”
A spokesperson of the Department of Health and Social Care said: “State Secretary has become clear that his door is open to discuss with BMA that discusses many issues that will improve the working life of resident doctors.
“It is inappropriate and irresponsible for the BMA that when they are threatening the strike action, patients and other NHS employees will have a serious impact, even refusing to talk.
BMA has been approached for comments.
