Senior doctors in England rejected a pay deal, maintaining strike action due to dissatisfaction with the current offer's impact on recruitment and retention.

Senior doctors in England have voted to reject a pay deal that would have ended months of disruptive strike action. The vote was narrow, with 51% of the doctors surveyed voting against the deal. The British Medical Association (BMA), the doctors' union, said that the vote showed that the consultants do not feel the current offer goes far enough to resolve the current dispute and address the recruitment and retention crisis for senior doctors.

January 25, 2024
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