This Thursday's strike by GPs to preserve their padded pensions has little public sympathy; the taxpayer has already stuffed their mouths with gold under Labour's insane spendfest in paying them obscene salaries foir less work.
Sunday, 17 June 2012
GPs strike - An unmissable opportunity
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"I guarantee that any vacant posts will be filled within weeks."
I bet they wouldn't be, though: you forget the stranglehold this particular Trade Union has.
Doctors and lawyers the strongest unions of them all.
Notorious for closing ranks when they cock up.
Windfall tax?
I believe that the Labour government introduced an extension to the legal immunity from breach of contract proceedings when labour is withdrawn as part of "industrial action".
I am not sure of the detail but believe that people on strike cannot now be sacked for 12 weeks.
Employers can, of course, bring in temporary "blackleg" workers but not immediately as permanent replacements.
Let them have as much as they're getting now, minus £5000 per year for every patient who dies.
Better learn urdu, polish etc if you feel stroppy. If it is blackleg replacements you want.
Every patient dies: Eventually
My (nhs) doctor is Polish.
Very good she is too.
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