Resident doctors vote for strike action in row over jobs

First -class doctors in the UK voted in favor of strike action on their jobs.

The British Medical Association (BMA) said that 97 percent (or 3,950) votes of the votes of the first year of doctors voted for a 65 percent participation and provided a task for industrial action as well as an connected dispute on the eroded wage ”.

According to the union, 34 percent of the doctors participating in the survey said that they have not worked as a significant employment or regularly since August 2025.

This rose to half (52 percent) among the doctors FY2 (second year).

BMA said that no strike is planned at the moment, but in the current talks with the government on payment with the government, a payment of 21 percent since 2008 to avoid future actions will have to produce a solution on business, ”he said.

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