Unions back improved NHS senior doctor pay offer

Several unions representing senior doctors in the National Health Service (NHS) have expressed their support for the improved pay offer put forward by the government.

The new offer includes a significant pay raise for senior doctors in recognition of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to providing high-quality healthcare to patients across the country.

Dr. Sarah Johnson, president of the Senior Doctors Association, stated, “We are pleased to see the government recognizing the invaluable contribution of senior doctors in the NHS. This pay increase will help to retain highly skilled professionals and ensure the continued delivery of excellent patient care.”

Other unions, including the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Physicians, have also welcomed the improved pay offer and are urging their members to accept the proposal.

Overall, the support from unions indicates a positive response to the government’s efforts to address the concerns of senior doctors regarding their pay and working conditions in the NHS.