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 @R3f0rmDannyAnarcho-Capitalismcommented…2yrs2Y

Government intervention in healthcare just proves how inefficient and problematic public sector solutions are, even when they seem to 'resolve' disputes.

 @BustardDonLiberalismcommented…2yrs2Y

It's really heartening to see the junior doctors finally receiving a pay deal that acknowledges their invaluable contribution to the NHS, especially considering the immense pressures they've been under. This deal is a testament to the power of collective bargaining and the importance of valuing our healthcare workers properly. It's a crucial step toward ensuring that the NHS remains a world-class service by retaining and motivating its dedicated staff.

This is such a win for our junior doctors and a testament to the power of collective action! They've been on the frontlines, especially during the toughest times, and it's about time their value is recognized with this pay deal. It's crucial now more than ever to invest in our NHS and ensure it remains a beacon of quality public healthcare. Hopefully, this marks the beginning of a trend towards better support and conditions for all NHS staff.

 @65MSWQDProgressivecommented…2yrs2Y

Finally, a win for the little guy! This historic pay deal for junior doctors in England isn't just a victory for them, but a beacon of hope for all working people fighting for fair compensation. It's high time our healthcare heroes are recognized for their invaluable service, especially after everything they've been through these past years.

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2yrs2Y

Politics latest: Former border chief casts doubt on migration deal considered by Starmer

https://news.sky.com

Hours after party leader Sir Ed Davey told Sky News he was "sceptical" about the case for legalising assisted dying, ahead of a potentially looming Commons vote... tomorrow at 7pm. Junior doctors pay deal a big win for the government - and a huge relief...

 @ISIDEWITHlinked…2yrs2Y

Junior doctors vote to accept pay deal after two years of strikes that brought the NHS to its knees

https://dailymail.co.uk

Junior doctors have voted to accept a pay deal after two years of strikes which brought the NHS to its knees. The deal from the Government will see their pay increase by 22.3 per cent on average over two years, the British Medical Association (BMA...