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Junior doctors in England to stage four-day strike in August
(www.theguardian.com)
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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.
Let the billionaires who have profited off the workers for decades foot the bill. Stop making excuses for this behaviour and stand by your working class brethren. Unless you’re a billionaire, then feel free to cough up.
Not this class war crap.
Would it? Public sector wages (and doctors in particular) already lag far behind inflation. They’re not the ones fuelling any of this.
It's the pay rises of the rich that are currently fueling inflation.