BMA considered dragging out doctors' dispute, emails show Leak reveals discussions about prolonging members’ strike action in attempt to force Jeremy Hunt to impose disputed contract
The British Medical Association considered dragging out the junior doctors’ dispute for up to 18 months in order to tie Jeremy Hunt’s department “in knots” and force him to impose the contract that medics loathed, leaked emails show.
A cache of messages exchanged between leaders of the union’s junior doctors committee (JDC) also show that it discussed BMA members going on strike repeatedly over a “prolonged period”. Continue reading... The Guardian
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The British Medical Association considered dragging out the junior doctors’ dispute for up to 18 months in order to tie Jeremy Hunt’s department “in knots” and force him to impose the contract that medics loathed, leaked emails show.
A cache of messages exchanged between leaders of the union’s junior doctors committee (JDC) also show that it discussed BMA members going on strike repeatedly over a “prolonged period”. Continue reading... The Guardian
See also:
- Leaked documents reveal how 'the only real red line' for junior doctors was PAY The Daily Mail
- Leak reveals junior doctors' plot to "draw out" bitter contract dispute The Daily Telegraph
- Yes, the junior doctors' strike was about money. But blame the BMA for that, not the doctors The Daily Telegraph
- 'There is still deep anger': junior doctors on the new contract deal The Guardian
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