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That's not relevant, you asked what else they could do, I just gave them an alternative, one that I have used in the past, I wasn't happy with a change in my terms of employment so I quit and found a job I was happy with. The employer will have no doubt found someone to replace me that was happy with the terms of employment.

 

Don't worry many will quit. This comes at a time when many departments are already struggling to find staff to fill positions. Would you really consider this to be a way that the NHS should be managed?

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Neither, I believe the facts, I read the new contract and the old contract and Hunt is closer to the truth than the doctors.

 

Maybe you could offer your services to the junior doctors, because you've seen something that they can't. :hihi:

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If the government wants the NHS to work fully seven days a week, it needs to hire the staff to work seven days a week. It's pretty simple. It's wrong to cut the workforces pay and conditions to meet that aim.

 

i agree to some extent but this is not the way to do it, we wouldnt need so many staff if the population hadnt got so overcrowded and was treating every tom dick and harry from all over the world for free??

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Don't worry many will quit. This comes at a time when many departments are already struggling to find staff to fill positions. Would you really consider this to be a way that the NHS should be managed?

 

Personalty I would put more money into the NHS, I would pay them more, I would train more doctors, nursers, but it would need money to fund it. That money is available but for now it is being spent on other less important things, the EU, overseas aid, supporting low skilled, low waged and unemployed immigrates, benefits, ect.

 

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Maybe you could offer your devices to the junior doctors, because you've seen something that they can't. :hihi:

 

So they haven't even seen the contract they are rejecting? :suspect:

 

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i agree to some extent but this is not the way to do it, we wouldnt need so many staff if the population hadnt got so overcrowded and was treating every tom dick and harry from all over the world for free??

 

Exactly. :thumbsup:

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i agree to some extent but this is not the way to do it, we wouldnt need so many staff if the population hadnt got so overcrowded and was treating every tom dick and harry from all over the world for free??

 

So how would you go about it then?

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Personalty I would put more money into the NHS, I would pay them more, I would train more doctors, nursers, but it would need money to fund it. That money is available but for now it is being spent on other less important things, the EU, overseas aid, supporting low skilled, low waged and unemployed immigrates, benefits, ect:

 

Don't forget the 'untapped' money in the Panama accounts.

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i agree to some extent but this is not the way to do it, we wouldnt need so many staff if the population hadnt got so overcrowded and was treating every tom dick and harry from all over the world for free??

 

We are seeing record immigration levels under this government who have failed to meet their own targets, like they have failed to meet their deficit ones too.

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