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https://news.sky.com/story/unconscionable-junior-doctors-hit-back-at-6-pay-rise-as-union-demands-35-12920582
Thanks for sharing. This confirms exactly what I said. They’ve received below inflation every year for 15 years. Now they’re asking for a huge rise to make up for it and the government is again standing on 6%. It’s sad that people are so against workers seeing their pay increase instead of being fucked over. I hope they get the 35% and this torrie government can get fucked.
They're not going to get 35%, it's ridiculous.
Where would the money come from? If they managed to find it, it would also fuel inflation, which is worse for all of us.
It's the pay rises of the rich that are currently fueling inflation.