Public Favours Resisting Junior Doctor Strikes in Opinion Shift – Guido Fawkes

POLL: Public Favours Resisting Junior Doctor Strikes in Opinion Shift

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More in Common has polled the public and found that in a matter of weeks the public’s view on how to approach junior doctor strikes has flipped. The BMA may have pushed the boat out a little too far on this one…

On 14 July British adults believed “the government should prioritise preventing resident doctors from going on strikes, even if it means increased spending on doctors pay” by 58 to 42 points. By 28 July that had dropped to 38 points versus 41. A switch…

Only Labour 2024 voters think strikes should be warded off with concessions. Incredibly more people think junior doctors are paid too much than too little. Even doctors are starting to feel the shame. The number of strikers dropped by 7.5% this time compared to June and July last year. The NHS says it maintained 93% of pre-planned care during the strike. Brits have been turning on the ludicrous strike action for some time now…