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Doctors pay still down 21% and deserve restoration Streeting agrees, cannot restore lost pay overnight, wants fair path back Resident Doctors agree (never asked for one go) But proposing 2.5% for ‘26 (all inflation measures above) = real terms cut Isn't going back let alone fair

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Fully qualified foundation year one doctors, many with over £100,000 of student debt, start work on £18.62 an hour. £18.62/hr to provide life saving care. Doctors are asking for pay restoration; a move to £22.67/hr over time to return pay to where it was before years of erosion. Yet Wes Streeting has called this unreasonable and has recommended another real terms pay cut for doctors this April. At the same time, qualified doctors are being left unemployed because there aren’t enough jobs. Doctors are being pushed out of the NHS altogether; with more doctors leaving in 2024 than in the entire previous decade. Pay erosion. Job shortages. Doctors leaving. That is why resident doctors are reballoting. Resident doctors in England: you have hours left to request a replacement ballot: 👉 If you already have your ballot, post it back with a YES vote for jobs and pay by 26th January. This is the moment to stand up for the profession.

Fully qualified foundation year one doctors, many with over £100,000 of student debt, start work on £18.62 an hour. £18.62/hr to provide life saving care. Doctors are asking for pay restoration; a move to £22.67/hr over time to return pay to where it was before years of erosion. Yet Wes Streeting has called this unreasonable and has recommended another real terms pay cut for doctors this April. At the same time, qualified doctors are being left unemployed because there aren’t enough jobs. Doctors are being pushed out of the NHS altogether; with more doctors leaving in 2024 than in the entire previous decade. Pay erosion. Job shortages. Doctors leaving. That is why resident doctors are reballoting. Resident doctors in England: you have hours left to request a replacement ballot: 👉 If you already have your ballot, post it back with a YES vote for jobs and pay by 26th January. This is the moment to stand up for the profession.

Dr Haseena Wazir

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While patients wait years for surgery and weeks to see their GP, doctors in England are facing unemployment. This year, 40,000 doctors applied for just 10,000 NHS training jobs. Without these jobs, doctors cannot progress to become Consultants or GPs. This is not an accident. The Government has capped training posts, forcing qualified doctors into unemployment or out of the NHS altogether. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut for doctors in the coming months. The combination of a worsening jobs crisis and continued pay erosion is why resident doctors in England are being re-balloted. Resident doctors in England: Post your ballot back on jobs and pay now. The last safe date to post is 26th January. No ballot yet? Request a replacement by 19th January:

While patients wait years for surgery and weeks to see their GP, doctors in England are facing unemployment. This year, 40,000 doctors applied for just 10,000 NHS training jobs. Without these jobs, doctors cannot progress to become Consultants or GPs. This is not an accident. The Government has capped training posts, forcing qualified doctors into unemployment or out of the NHS altogether. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut for doctors in the coming months. The combination of a worsening jobs crisis and continued pay erosion is why resident doctors in England are being re-balloted. Resident doctors in England: Post your ballot back on jobs and pay now. The last safe date to post is 26th January. No ballot yet? Request a replacement by 19th January:

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Doctors are leaving the NHS because they are undervalued. In 2024, more doctors applied to leave the UK than in the previous decade combined - the result of a system that is fundamentally broken. We now have the diabolical situation where 40,000 doctors are competing for just 10,000 training jobs. Without these posts, doctors cannot train to become consultants or GPs. The NHS is actively blocking its own future workforce. At the same time, our pay has been eroded. Even after the most recent deal delivered during a period of double digit inflation, doctors are still around 20% worse off in real terms than in 2008 despite working just as hard, in a system where patients are sicker and more complex than ever before. Many resident doctors carry over £100,000 of student debt and start work as a fully qualified doctor on £18.62 an hour. We are asking for £22.67 an hour for foundation year one doctors for example, phased over time, not even all at once. Despite this, Wes Streeting has recommended another real terms pay cut this April. The jobs crisis and continued pay erosion are why resident doctors took strike action and why we are now reballoting. Resident doctors: return your ballot by 26th January. If you haven’t received one, request a replacement using the link: This ballot is about jobs, pay, and whether doctors are expected to accept permanent decline

Doctors are leaving the NHS because they are undervalued. In 2024, more doctors applied to leave the UK than in the previous decade combined - the result of a system that is fundamentally broken. We now have the diabolical situation where 40,000 doctors are competing for just 10,000 training jobs. Without these posts, doctors cannot train to become consultants or GPs. The NHS is actively blocking its own future workforce. At the same time, our pay has been eroded. Even after the most recent deal delivered during a period of double digit inflation, doctors are still around 20% worse off in real terms than in 2008 despite working just as hard, in a system where patients are sicker and more complex than ever before. Many resident doctors carry over £100,000 of student debt and start work as a fully qualified doctor on £18.62 an hour. We are asking for £22.67 an hour for foundation year one doctors for example, phased over time, not even all at once. Despite this, Wes Streeting has recommended another real terms pay cut this April. The jobs crisis and continued pay erosion are why resident doctors took strike action and why we are now reballoting. Resident doctors: return your ballot by 26th January. If you haven’t received one, request a replacement using the link: This ballot is about jobs, pay, and whether doctors are expected to accept permanent decline

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You’re waiting hours in A&E to be seen yet the NHS is turning doctors away from helping you. One of the reasons this is happening is because the Government has deliberately capped how many doctors are allowed to train to become future Consultants/GPs. This year, 40,000 doctors applied for just 10,000 training jobs. For A&E, doctors had to out compete 13 others for every single A&E training job, while emergency departments overflow and patients wait 10+ hours to be seen. That contradiction should shock everyone. And it’s happening alongside a pay crisis. Resident doctors are now earning 20% less in real terms than in 2008, with Wes Streeting recommending another real terms pay cut this April. Doctors are being blocked from training, underpaid, and then blamed for a system that’s breaking. That’s why Resident Doctors are reballoting on jobs and pay. Resident doctors in England: There is ONE DAY LEFT to request a replacement ballot if you don’t have one: 👉 Return your ballot on the jobs and pay campaign by 26th January. Vote YES and make sure your colleagues vote as well. Patients are waiting and doctors are being locked out from helping by the Government.

You’re waiting hours in A&E to be seen yet the NHS is turning doctors away from helping you. One of the reasons this is happening is because the Government has deliberately capped how many doctors are allowed to train to become future Consultants/GPs. This year, 40,000 doctors applied for just 10,000 training jobs. For A&E, doctors had to out compete 13 others for every single A&E training job, while emergency departments overflow and patients wait 10+ hours to be seen. That contradiction should shock everyone. And it’s happening alongside a pay crisis. Resident doctors are now earning 20% less in real terms than in 2008, with Wes Streeting recommending another real terms pay cut this April. Doctors are being blocked from training, underpaid, and then blamed for a system that’s breaking. That’s why Resident Doctors are reballoting on jobs and pay. Resident doctors in England: There is ONE DAY LEFT to request a replacement ballot if you don’t have one: 👉 Return your ballot on the jobs and pay campaign by 26th January. Vote YES and make sure your colleagues vote as well. Patients are waiting and doctors are being locked out from helping by the Government.

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Tens of thousands of resident doctors in England stood up for our profession today, and I’m proud to be part of such a strong and united workforce. 83% of resident doctors voted NO to Wes Streeting’s offer, and I was one of them. After months to come back with something credible, what we were given was a rushed, last-minute deal that failed to fix the unemployment crisis and did nothing to move us closer to pay restoration. Instead, doctors are now being asked to take on a real-terms pay cut next year. Wes Streeting says he wants to build bridges, yet spends his time calling doctors “juvenile delinquents” and “moaning minnies”. So my message to Wes Streeting is this: stop the gaslighting. You have had months to produce something actually credible. Bring a serious offer on jobs and pay to the table. We are not going away. You will not split doctors from our union - we *are* the BMA. As you said in opposition, the power to stop these strikes lies squarely with the Government. Time to start acting like it.

Tens of thousands of resident doctors in England stood up for our profession today, and I’m proud to be part of such a strong and united workforce. 83% of resident doctors voted NO to Wes Streeting’s offer, and I was one of them. After months to come back with something credible, what we were given was a rushed, last-minute deal that failed to fix the unemployment crisis and did nothing to move us closer to pay restoration. Instead, doctors are now being asked to take on a real-terms pay cut next year. Wes Streeting says he wants to build bridges, yet spends his time calling doctors “juvenile delinquents” and “moaning minnies”. So my message to Wes Streeting is this: stop the gaslighting. You have had months to produce something actually credible. Bring a serious offer on jobs and pay to the table. We are not going away. You will not split doctors from our union - we are the BMA. As you said in opposition, the power to stop these strikes lies squarely with the Government. Time to start acting like it.

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I spent today on the picket lines as a resident doctor in England. We’ve reached a point where NHS doctors who want to care for patients - who’ve undertaken years of training - are being left without jobs. Not because the NHS has enough doctors but because the Government has capped how many doctors can progress to become Consultants or GPs. Those limits translate directly into fewer doctors in A&E, fewer GPs in communities, and overstretched hospital teams. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut for next year, on top of the 21% real terms pay loss we’ve already taken. It’s no surprise doctors are leaving when staying in the NHS keeps getting harder, and morale is plummeting. This strike is happening because the system is locking doctors out and letting patients down. Wes Streeting has the ability to turn this around at any moment by putting forward a realistic offer that deals with pay and the training caps. Until he does, I’ll keep showing up on the picket lines with Resident Doctors, because that’s the only way to protect the doctors the NHS relies on; and the care the public deserves. #payrestoration #endtrainingcrisis

I spent today on the picket lines as a resident doctor in England. We’ve reached a point where NHS doctors who want to care for patients - who’ve undertaken years of training - are being left without jobs. Not because the NHS has enough doctors but because the Government has capped how many doctors can progress to become Consultants or GPs. Those limits translate directly into fewer doctors in A&E, fewer GPs in communities, and overstretched hospital teams. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut for next year, on top of the 21% real terms pay loss we’ve already taken. It’s no surprise doctors are leaving when staying in the NHS keeps getting harder, and morale is plummeting. This strike is happening because the system is locking doctors out and letting patients down. Wes Streeting has the ability to turn this around at any moment by putting forward a realistic offer that deals with pay and the training caps. Until he does, I’ll keep showing up on the picket lines with Resident Doctors, because that’s the only way to protect the doctors the NHS relies on; and the care the public deserves. #payrestoration #endtrainingcrisis

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19,720 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Left: Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting are blaming doctors for going on strike Right: Dr Haseena Wazir explains why doctors are going on strike Dr Haseena Wazir Warning: If you watch this video, and you genuinely care for the NHS, you'll end up supporting the doctors Transcript: Tomorrow I’m going out on strike as a Resident Doctor in England I don’t take that decision lightly. I became a doctor to look after patients, not to walk away from work But right now, I’m watching A&Es overflow, ambulances queue outside hospitals, and patients treated in corridors even on non strike days While doctors who want to work in A&E are competing 14 to 1 for training places, and around 5 to 1 in GP 30,000 doctors applied for 10,000 training jobs this year Thousands of future Consultants and GPs turned away due to Government imposed caps on training jobs Doctors are ready to step in. The system isn’t letting them. On top of that, after years of pay erosion Wes Streeting has recommended a real terms pay cut for doctors for the next financial year These factors in combination makes it harder for doctors to stay, to train, and to build a future in the NHS Wes Streeting’s offer doesn’t change this The headline 4,000 jobs he announced are a cannibalisation of existing locally employed doctor jobs, so the total number of doctors doesn’t increase at all as a result of his offer There’s also nothing on pay, despite assurances we were on a ‘journey’ to pay restoration last year The BMA offered to meet Wes Streeting as soon as the November strikes ended He ignored the BMA for weeks Instead, a last-minute rushed offer arrived from him with less than 24 hours to respond The BMA put it to resident doctors. Nearly 30,000 of them said it wasn’t good enough For me, this is about jobs and pay together You can’t reduce waiting lists without training doctors, and you can’t keep doctors in the NHS while cutting their pay in real terms. Tomorrow, I’ll be standing shoulder to shoulder with Resident Doctors across England on the picket lines; not because we want to strike, but because we need a solution from Wes Streeting that’s actually credible That still remains within the Government’s gift to deliver

Left: Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting are blaming doctors for going on strike Right: Dr Haseena Wazir explains why doctors are going on strike Dr Haseena Wazir Warning: If you watch this video, and you genuinely care for the NHS, you'll end up supporting the doctors Transcript: Tomorrow I’m going out on strike as a Resident Doctor in England I don’t take that decision lightly. I became a doctor to look after patients, not to walk away from work But right now, I’m watching A&Es overflow, ambulances queue outside hospitals, and patients treated in corridors even on non strike days While doctors who want to work in A&E are competing 14 to 1 for training places, and around 5 to 1 in GP 30,000 doctors applied for 10,000 training jobs this year Thousands of future Consultants and GPs turned away due to Government imposed caps on training jobs Doctors are ready to step in. The system isn’t letting them. On top of that, after years of pay erosion Wes Streeting has recommended a real terms pay cut for doctors for the next financial year These factors in combination makes it harder for doctors to stay, to train, and to build a future in the NHS Wes Streeting’s offer doesn’t change this The headline 4,000 jobs he announced are a cannibalisation of existing locally employed doctor jobs, so the total number of doctors doesn’t increase at all as a result of his offer There’s also nothing on pay, despite assurances we were on a ‘journey’ to pay restoration last year The BMA offered to meet Wes Streeting as soon as the November strikes ended He ignored the BMA for weeks Instead, a last-minute rushed offer arrived from him with less than 24 hours to respond The BMA put it to resident doctors. Nearly 30,000 of them said it wasn’t good enough For me, this is about jobs and pay together You can’t reduce waiting lists without training doctors, and you can’t keep doctors in the NHS while cutting their pay in real terms. Tomorrow, I’ll be standing shoulder to shoulder with Resident Doctors across England on the picket lines; not because we want to strike, but because we need a solution from Wes Streeting that’s actually credible That still remains within the Government’s gift to deliver

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Tomorrow I’m going out on strike as a Resident Doctor in England. I don’t take that decision lightly. I became a doctor to look after patients, not to walk away from work. But right now, I’m watching A&Es overflow, ambulances queue outside hospitals, and patients treated in corridors even on non strike days; while doctors who want to work in A&E are competing 14 to 1 for training places, and around 5 to 1 in GP. 30,000 doctors applied for 10,000 training jobs this year; thousands of future Consultants and GPs turned away due to Government imposed caps on training jobs. Doctors are ready to step in. The system isn’t letting them. On top of that, after years of pay erosion, Wes Streeting has recommended a real tents pay cut for doctors for the next financial year. These factors in combination makes it harder for doctors to stay, to train, and to build a future in the NHS. Wes Streeting’s offer doesn’t change this. The headline 4,000 jobs he announced are a cannibalisation of existing locally employed doctor jobs, so the total number of doctors doesn’t increase at all as a result of his offer. There’s also nothing on pay, despite assurances we were on a ‘journey’ to pay restoration last year. The BMA offered to meet Wes Streeting as soon as the November strikes ended. He ignored the BMA for weeks. Instead, a last-minute rushed offer arrived from him with less than 24 hours to respond. The BMA put it to resident doctors. Nearly 30,000 of them said it wasn’t good enough. For me, this is about jobs and pay together. You can’t reduce waiting lists without training doctors, and you can’t keep doctors in the NHS while cutting their pay in real terms. Tomorrow, I’ll be standing shoulder to shoulder with Resident Doctors across England on the picket lines; not because we want to strike, but because we need a solution from Wes Streeting that’s actually credible. That still remains within the Government’s gift to deliver.

Tomorrow I’m going out on strike as a Resident Doctor in England. I don’t take that decision lightly. I became a doctor to look after patients, not to walk away from work. But right now, I’m watching A&Es overflow, ambulances queue outside hospitals, and patients treated in corridors even on non strike days; while doctors who want to work in A&E are competing 14 to 1 for training places, and around 5 to 1 in GP. 30,000 doctors applied for 10,000 training jobs this year; thousands of future Consultants and GPs turned away due to Government imposed caps on training jobs. Doctors are ready to step in. The system isn’t letting them. On top of that, after years of pay erosion, Wes Streeting has recommended a real tents pay cut for doctors for the next financial year. These factors in combination makes it harder for doctors to stay, to train, and to build a future in the NHS. Wes Streeting’s offer doesn’t change this. The headline 4,000 jobs he announced are a cannibalisation of existing locally employed doctor jobs, so the total number of doctors doesn’t increase at all as a result of his offer. There’s also nothing on pay, despite assurances we were on a ‘journey’ to pay restoration last year. The BMA offered to meet Wes Streeting as soon as the November strikes ended. He ignored the BMA for weeks. Instead, a last-minute rushed offer arrived from him with less than 24 hours to respond. The BMA put it to resident doctors. Nearly 30,000 of them said it wasn’t good enough. For me, this is about jobs and pay together. You can’t reduce waiting lists without training doctors, and you can’t keep doctors in the NHS while cutting their pay in real terms. Tomorrow, I’ll be standing shoulder to shoulder with Resident Doctors across England on the picket lines; not because we want to strike, but because we need a solution from Wes Streeting that’s actually credible. That still remains within the Government’s gift to deliver.

Dr Haseena Wazir

171,574 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

I’m a resident doctor and I’ll be going out on strike from April 7th. Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer have removed 1,000 extra NHS specialist training jobs; a decision that means fewer potential consultants and GPs, and potentially longer waits for patients in the future. This not only harms doctors, it harms the public and the NHS as a whole. But this isn’t just about those 1,000 posts. It’s also about the bigger picture and what it symbolises. Doctors’ pay has been cut in real terms for over a decade, and resident doctors are still earning 21% less in real terms than a doctor in 2008. There are now far more doctors than speciality training posts, so thousands of doctors can’t progress in their careers to become specialists even though the NHS desperately needs more of them. Last year around 40,000 doctors applied for about 10,000 specialist training posts. Instead of expanding speciality training posts to tackle waiting lists, the number of potential future specialists is being reduced by this Labour Government. At the same time, during negotiations, the Government reduced the investment that had been discussed and spread it over three years instead. So we’re in a situation where pay is still down in real terms, training bottlenecks are rife across the NHS, and the number of potential future specialists is being reduced. That’s why I’m going out on strike with Resident Doctors.

I’m a resident doctor and I’ll be going out on strike from April 7th. Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer have removed 1,000 extra NHS specialist training jobs; a decision that means fewer potential consultants and GPs, and potentially longer waits for patients in the future. This not only harms doctors, it harms the public and the NHS as a whole. But this isn’t just about those 1,000 posts. It’s also about the bigger picture and what it symbolises. Doctors’ pay has been cut in real terms for over a decade, and resident doctors are still earning 21% less in real terms than a doctor in 2008. There are now far more doctors than speciality training posts, so thousands of doctors can’t progress in their careers to become specialists even though the NHS desperately needs more of them. Last year around 40,000 doctors applied for about 10,000 specialist training posts. Instead of expanding speciality training posts to tackle waiting lists, the number of potential future specialists is being reduced by this Labour Government. At the same time, during negotiations, the Government reduced the investment that had been discussed and spread it over three years instead. So we’re in a situation where pay is still down in real terms, training bottlenecks are rife across the NHS, and the number of potential future specialists is being reduced. That’s why I’m going out on strike with Resident Doctors.

Dr Haseena Wazir

24,054 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

As a resident doctor in England, I’ll be back on strike tomorrow - and I want to be clear about why. We have NHS doctors who want to serve patients, who trained for years, who are being pushed into unemployment on top of Government caps on how many doctors can train to become Consultants or GPs. That means fewer doctors for your A&E, your GP surgery, your hospital wards. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut next year, on top of the 20% pay erosion we’ve already taken. It’s getting harder to keep doctors in the NHS; and patients feel that every day through longer waits. We’re striking because the current system fails patients and leaves skilled NHS doctors on the sidelines. Wes Streeting could end the strikes right now by putting forward a credible offer. Until then, I’ll be on the picket lines with Resident Doctors; because standing up for doctors is standing up for the public too. #payrestoration #endtrainingcrisis

As a resident doctor in England, I’ll be back on strike tomorrow - and I want to be clear about why. We have NHS doctors who want to serve patients, who trained for years, who are being pushed into unemployment on top of Government caps on how many doctors can train to become Consultants or GPs. That means fewer doctors for your A&E, your GP surgery, your hospital wards. At the same time, Wes Streeting is recommending a real terms pay cut next year, on top of the 20% pay erosion we’ve already taken. It’s getting harder to keep doctors in the NHS; and patients feel that every day through longer waits. We’re striking because the current system fails patients and leaves skilled NHS doctors on the sidelines. Wes Streeting could end the strikes right now by putting forward a credible offer. Until then, I’ll be on the picket lines with Resident Doctors; because standing up for doctors is standing up for the public too. #payrestoration #endtrainingcrisis

Dr Haseena Wazir

88,464 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

The safety of workers is critical and so are the facts. There’s been a lot said about the CFMEU and Victorian workers this week. We stand firmly for workers’ rights. For fair pay, safe workplaces, and secure conditions. No one should fear having their wages cut or their hard-earned entitlements clawed back. And we can’t let this serious issue be the subject of untested and unfounded information. Victorians deserve honesty and workers deserve protection, not political games and the deep desire of the Liberals to claw back workers pay and conditions.

The safety of workers is critical and so are the facts. There’s been a lot said about the CFMEU and Victorian workers this week. We stand firmly for workers’ rights. For fair pay, safe workplaces, and secure conditions. No one should fear having their wages cut or their hard-earned entitlements clawed back. And we can’t let this serious issue be the subject of untested and unfounded information. Victorians deserve honesty and workers deserve protection, not political games and the deep desire of the Liberals to claw back workers pay and conditions.

Tim Richardson MP

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Left: Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer make the BMA doctors strike about pay Right: Susanna Reid, "More than half of year 2 doctors have no job to go to next month" Labour are pitting the public against doctors on the grounds of pay, when the strikes are about more than pay, they're about the lack of jobs for doctors In this case, it's a lack of jobs in hospitals. But it's also about a lack of GP jobs, because Wes Streeting has limited the ability of GP practices to hire more GPs (while giving them budgets to hire other staff) We have a shortage of hospital doctors, we have a shortage of GP doctors, and it is Labour policy under Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting has worsened this problem The worst part, Streeting and Starmer both using the rise in flu cases to suggest that strain in hospitals is the doctors fault But when you look at the data, there have been nearly 1,000,000 patients treated in corridors this year It didn't just happen overnight, Labour, like the Conservatives before them, continue to underfund the NHS And with at least 10% of the NHS budget goes to private contracts, instead of investing in the NHS, by using private services, Labour continue to spend more on private health services than on the NHS: how is it efficient to pay more for the same service? Sorry Labour voters, but if you go with the line it's all about pay, you're missing the bigger picture, and you're putting your loyalty towards Starmer and Streeting who are misrepresenting what's going on, and distrusting the very people who spend their entire lives looking after other people, doctors

Left: Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer make the BMA doctors strike about pay Right: Susanna Reid, "More than half of year 2 doctors have no job to go to next month" Labour are pitting the public against doctors on the grounds of pay, when the strikes are about more than pay, they're about the lack of jobs for doctors In this case, it's a lack of jobs in hospitals. But it's also about a lack of GP jobs, because Wes Streeting has limited the ability of GP practices to hire more GPs (while giving them budgets to hire other staff) We have a shortage of hospital doctors, we have a shortage of GP doctors, and it is Labour policy under Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting has worsened this problem The worst part, Streeting and Starmer both using the rise in flu cases to suggest that strain in hospitals is the doctors fault But when you look at the data, there have been nearly 1,000,000 patients treated in corridors this year It didn't just happen overnight, Labour, like the Conservatives before them, continue to underfund the NHS And with at least 10% of the NHS budget goes to private contracts, instead of investing in the NHS, by using private services, Labour continue to spend more on private health services than on the NHS: how is it efficient to pay more for the same service? Sorry Labour voters, but if you go with the line it's all about pay, you're missing the bigger picture, and you're putting your loyalty towards Starmer and Streeting who are misrepresenting what's going on, and distrusting the very people who spend their entire lives looking after other people, doctors

Farrukh

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🚨 {EFF Backs ANC Budget That Misleads Workers} Let us go back to the agreement everyone is hiding behind , the CCMA settlement, the PFA. This agreement is clear: 1. It calls for fair pay 2. It calls for equal pay for equal work 3. It calls for fixing salary inequalities But it also says , very clearly… All of this must be done within affordability and sustainability. The biggest betrayal of workers is not voting against this budget. The biggest betrayal is: Promising workers what you know cannot be delivered.

🚨 {EFF Backs ANC Budget That Misleads Workers} Let us go back to the agreement everyone is hiding behind , the CCMA settlement, the PFA. This agreement is clear: 1. It calls for fair pay 2. It calls for equal pay for equal work 3. It calls for fixing salary inequalities But it also says , very clearly… All of this must be done within affordability and sustainability. The biggest betrayal of workers is not voting against this budget. The biggest betrayal is: Promising workers what you know cannot be delivered.

Funzi Ngobeni

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"I need someone to tell me, how do you make more money?" 🔊 ... 🤨 "How am I going to eat? How am I going to pay for gas?" Then she asks at the end, "ladies who live alone and are single, how do you pay for all of your bills and go shopping?" Some people will just never figure it out. Get a roommate, move back with your parents ... there are lots of options to cut your expenses.

"I need someone to tell me, how do you make more money?" 🔊 ... 🤨 "How am I going to eat? How am I going to pay for gas?" Then she asks at the end, "ladies who live alone and are single, how do you pay for all of your bills and go shopping?" Some people will just never figure it out. Get a roommate, move back with your parents ... there are lots of options to cut your expenses.

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Dr Marie Tolan, "We have been in dispute with the Conservative government for 20 months and they have failed to present a credible offer, at all, during that period" Marie Tolan "We have lost 26% of our pay in the last 15 years and that means a newly qualified doctor who have completed five years at medical school, leaving with £100,000 of debt, is paid only £15 an hour" What they're asking for with pay restoration is to go from £15 to £20 an hour For context, one of my friend's cleaner charges £25 an hour. The Conservative party keeps talking about a high wage economy, so why aren't they matching or even improving doctors pay in relation to my friend's cleaner's hourly rate?

Dr Marie Tolan, "We have been in dispute with the Conservative government for 20 months and they have failed to present a credible offer, at all, during that period" Marie Tolan "We have lost 26% of our pay in the last 15 years and that means a newly qualified doctor who have completed five years at medical school, leaving with £100,000 of debt, is paid only £15 an hour" What they're asking for with pay restoration is to go from £15 to £20 an hour For context, one of my friend's cleaner charges £25 an hour. The Conservative party keeps talking about a high wage economy, so why aren't they matching or even improving doctors pay in relation to my friend's cleaner's hourly rate?

Farrukh

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$2.5 BILLION that was meant for the L.A. fire victims never received a dime. Officials claim the money was spent going back to the state to help with the riots, and to make YouTube videos, one video that got 181 views... They are robbing you blind CA. Gavin Newsom caught lying again, claiming FEMA was supposed to pay it back and is the reason they didn't give all the money out, but no language in the bill exists. Newsom even said that, "there was no strings attached" to the money for the fire victims.

$2.5 BILLION that was meant for the L.A. fire victims never received a dime. Officials claim the money was spent going back to the state to help with the riots, and to make YouTube videos, one video that got 181 views... They are robbing you blind CA. Gavin Newsom caught lying again, claiming FEMA was supposed to pay it back and is the reason they didn't give all the money out, but no language in the bill exists. Newsom even said that, "there was no strings attached" to the money for the fire victims.

The SCIF

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Blackstone President made the most successful deal in history - borrowed $26 billion for one trade - the world economy collapsed and his $26 billion bet lost 71% a $26 billion disaster became a $14 billion profit - now he explained exactly what he learned, for free "by all accounts I should not be sitting here - they should have carried me out " he joined as a 22-year-old analyst and built Blackstone from $88 billion to $1.2 trillion - this is how he thinks "I bought a building with a tenant called GoBigOrStayHome and it disappeared - I lost $25 million - how stupid could I be " "the investor was almost physically ill - I remember going back to the airport thinking I cannot let this person down " bookmark & watch today ↓

Blackstone President made the most successful deal in history - borrowed $26 billion for one trade - the world economy collapsed and his $26 billion bet lost 71% a $26 billion disaster became a $14 billion profit - now he explained exactly what he learned, for free "by all accounts I should not be sitting here - they should have carried me out " he joined as a 22-year-old analyst and built Blackstone from $88 billion to $1.2 trillion - this is how he thinks "I bought a building with a tenant called GoBigOrStayHome and it disappeared - I lost $25 million - how stupid could I be " "the investor was almost physically ill - I remember going back to the airport thinking I cannot let this person down " bookmark & watch today ↓

bodila

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Dave Portnoy explains how he sold Barstool for $551,000,000 then bought it back for $1 “We were sold to a gambling company, with gambling, it is super regulated, you need licenses. If a state regulator in Indiana doesn’t like you, you’re in trouble” “And I’m a controversial guy, it was definitely creating issues for PENN getting licenses” “They had an opportunity to do a deal with ESPN, but they basically said they aren’t the right holder for Barstool” “Rather than go to war with me, we’re friends and they said, this just didn’t work. It was losing money at the time, so we cut the deal. I got the company back” “They would’ve lost $450 million. But damn, I wouldn’t pay $100 million for it” “It’s one of the greatest trades of all time”

Dave Portnoy explains how he sold Barstool for $551,000,000 then bought it back for $1 “We were sold to a gambling company, with gambling, it is super regulated, you need licenses. If a state regulator in Indiana doesn’t like you, you’re in trouble” “And I’m a controversial guy, it was definitely creating issues for PENN getting licenses” “They had an opportunity to do a deal with ESPN, but they basically said they aren’t the right holder for Barstool” “Rather than go to war with me, we’re friends and they said, this just didn’t work. It was losing money at the time, so we cut the deal. I got the company back” “They would’ve lost $450 million. But damn, I wouldn’t pay $100 million for it” “It’s one of the greatest trades of all time”

katsu

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जब किसी चीज़ को शिद्दत से करो, तो सारी कायनात तुम्हारे साथ खड़ी हो जाती है। A note from Team Shivangi. 🤍 Today, #ShilpaShinde tried to make our girl stand alone. Unwell, and still doing everything asked of her without one word of complaint. But she was never alone. One by one, the house stood up for her. And we will not forget it. Harshad Chopda, thank you for being the friend she said she has. A friendship this real is exactly why some tried to break it today, and still, it held. Thank you for always being there for her. 🤍 Dheeraj Dhoopar, you did not leave her side for a single second. Thank you. 🤍 #VaruunYadav, the moment it mattered, you stood with her without a second thought. Thank you. 🤍 #PamalaSerena, thank you for speaking up the moment it mattered. 🤍 Akanksha Chamola, you kept saying she is not well, and you did not back down. Thank you. 🤍 Akanksha Choudhary , "if Shivangi needs help, I will help her." You stood by that, for her, on your own terms and no one else's. Thank you. 🤍 #RamKapoor, thank you for holding her up and telling her to stay strong. 🤍 One person tried to make her stand alone. She ended the day held by all of you. Our girl was never alone. 🤍🦋 #TeamShivangi #ButterflyGirlShivangi #HeartOfLockUpp2

जब किसी चीज़ को शिद्दत से करो, तो सारी कायनात तुम्हारे साथ खड़ी हो जाती है। A note from Team Shivangi. 🤍 Today, #ShilpaShinde tried to make our girl stand alone. Unwell, and still doing everything asked of her without one word of complaint. But she was never alone. One by one, the house stood up for her. And we will not forget it. Harshad Chopda, thank you for being the friend she said she has. A friendship this real is exactly why some tried to break it today, and still, it held. Thank you for always being there for her. 🤍 Dheeraj Dhoopar, you did not leave her side for a single second. Thank you. 🤍 #VaruunYadav, the moment it mattered, you stood with her without a second thought. Thank you. 🤍 #PamalaSerena, thank you for speaking up the moment it mattered. 🤍 Akanksha Chamola, you kept saying she is not well, and you did not back down. Thank you. 🤍 Akanksha Choudhary , "if Shivangi needs help, I will help her." You stood by that, for her, on your own terms and no one else's. Thank you. 🤍 #RamKapoor, thank you for holding her up and telling her to stay strong. 🤍 One person tried to make her stand alone. She ended the day held by all of you. Our girl was never alone. 🤍🦋 #TeamShivangi #ButterflyGirlShivangi #HeartOfLockUpp2

Shivangi Joshi

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