
Today is the biggest NHS strike in history
Since 2010, paramedics have seen a real terms pay cut of £6,000, while nurses have seen their pay fall by £5,000

Since 2010, paramedics have seen a real terms pay cut of £6,000, while nurses have seen their pay fall by £5,000

The strikes for better pay and conditions show no sign of slowing down as we head into the second week of February.

The pay of bankers has risen three times as fast as NHS workers

A roundup of news on the left…

Ambulance workers continue strike action today, as union leaders urge the government to make an offer ahead of unprecedented NHS strike date in February.

‘Just a former health secretary openly calling for £20 charges per GP visit & £66 per trip to A&E.’

Lianne Hyslop joined her colleagues on the picket line in response to the chronic underfunding she has witnessed as a nurse.

“So for one week, will he stop blaming others, take some responsibility and just admit under his watch, the NHS is in crisis, isn’t it?”

Thousands of nurses are striking today and tomorrow in a fight, not just about pay, but about addressing devastating cuts to NHS services.

The right-wing media’s multi-facetted attacks on the NHS, which range from pinning the crisis on ‘woke non-jobs’ to sickening trashing of GPs, would be enough to fill a library.
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