Watch This Nurse Call Out A Tory Minister On Question Time
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Average expenses claimed by politicians exceed £ 150,000
On top of 86000 wages all food bills travel and a second home paid for by tax money. But 400 million was given to dwp run by a tory to investigate people on 1 pounds 50 an hour. And people still voted for tories?
they should only be allowed to do the day job only
Fact
The problem is, the Tories would prefer employees had no rights at all, so strikes are a focus for their hatred.
@@Craig121000are there any workers rights that you currently enjoy that you’d be happy to give up yourself? Holiday pay for example? Sick pay? Health and safety? All of these rights were fought for. The right to strike is fundamental to a right thinking society that values the rights of workers not to be abused and manipulated.
Strange why someone would prefer others to lose those rights.
@@Craig121000so you’re happy that the Tories have run the NHS into the ground?
Brilliant logic,not.@@Craig121000
@@Craig121000 then go back to workhouse, for your 90hr work week with no weekends and holidays.
@@PDCRed 👍🏼👏
Maybe Tory MPs should have minimum service levels, instead of claiming expenses and pensions, whilst appearing on Celebrity game shows.
You mean all MPs. They work for us allegedly
1000% agreed
Doctors get very good pensions, and pay compared to MP's. Its only a few MP's that get to go on Celebrity shows.
@@TheReferrer72 They shouldn't be allowed to, GB news should not have serving MP's doing the news... its disgusting and a clear conflict of interest. Second jobs for MP's should be BANNED.
@@TheReferrer72 don't mention the amount of annual leave!
MPs should all work on zero hours contracts on minimum wage with performance based bonuses based on public telephone voting. If they are found wanting, their contracts should be terminated. Westminster management should be outsourced to Serco to streamline performance.
Nothing should be outsourced to Serco, at one time it was a public company that made money so sold of to private sector.
Trouble is, most of these politicians are already just bored, power-hungry millionaires before they enter politics, so performance based wages wouldn't affect them at all. But, nice thought, anyway.
@@johnmurray1044 I was joking
I mean I agree that it would feel good to get "revenge" on them if you like, the problem with this approach is most people just won't want to be MPs ever
MPs should be paid from a fund managed by my friend who's a retired Nigerian general.
Mick lynch has said this numerous times , we are being "Conned" . The rich get richer the others pay for it!
Very true but you can't be surprised, it is and has always been " Conservative values "
Absolutely agree.
Ask Mick Lynch when it was ever any different.
Mick Lynch is not a good example to use as he campaigned for Brexit with the Tory/Farage rhetoric.Mick Lynch in 2016" my interest is the rail workers and have no interest in any other part of society".
@@stephenburke5967 He's also done more to shift the Overton window in the last year or so than ANY current Labour MP. He might have some shady justifications behind his view on Brexit but at least he's been clearly demonstrating he actually gives a shit about working class plight, unlike the group of red tories being led by a backstabbing knight of the fucking realm.
as i age i know my body will need dedicated medical professionals , but i can honestly also say , ive never needed politicians in my life and think they all should be made redundant , puck folitics , defend the NHS
Politicians are useless, what do they produce, nothing! Useless and unnecessary.
Can it be mentioned every time someone talks to a MP their salary, their expenses and the raises they give themselves? Just to balance the gaslighting.
The hypocrisy of them is ridiculous, we need a revolution
MP's don't set their own salaries, this year their increase was 2.9%. I'm glad Im not an MP.
@jjefferyworboys8138 if your expenses paid for your housing, energy costs, food, travel, clothing, etc, would you need a minimum of £85,000 to get by?
You could always get a second job, or do private appearances for £15,000 a pop.
@@jjefferyworboys8138 I thought they had massively increased the benefits for MPs retiring or losing their seats in the next election
@jjefferyworboys8138 2.5% of £85,000 is a hefty pay rise and it increses an MP's salary by £ 2125 pa not bad for a part time job with ALL expenses paid and subsidised meat and drink.
His whole attitude and body language when she is speaking sums up the Tories. He didn't look at her when she was speaking and it looked like he was genuinely irritated by what she was saying. The Tories have done untold damage over the past 13 years but this last crop are different they just emphasize the worst stereotypes of the Tories cruel nature and the sheer stupidity that they show on a daily basis is now verging on the criminal
You think the Tories are bad, you should see what Republicans and conservative Democrats have done to the US.
Not just verging on criminal - they actually crossed that threshold some while ago. However, as Aaron said, the government is not being held to account for all the actions that they bulldoze through and we have the right wing, Tory-centric media to thank for that. Sadly (and that is a highly understated word), we will continue to have this elitist capitalism-is-god mentality blighting our lives all the time we have the current government ‘in power’.
The sooner we have an electoral system that is worthy of the name, the better - the current ages-old FPTP template does nothing to dispel the continuing myth that the inevitable binary two party race is ‘normal’. FPTP is a LONG way past its use-by date and the state of the nation will not improve until it changes.
Watch the video - again ,the nurse started speaking about the Tory mistakes BUT she went back 15 years which meant some of her rant overlapped into Gordon Browns patch - pre Tory ! .She also never mentioned the money the strikers are asking for is 35% which all the Parties ,including Labour & the Lib/dems said is way too much and cannot be done ,the part of the government that decides the pay rise level have said 6 % and that is why the strikers & employers have not got together since the Spring . But through the ages governments have always been wary for the common sense idea that if wages are increased ,a lot of other unions will be around with their cap held out . This is the kind of strikes that wrecked the Steelworks and the car manufacturers ,there was 3 different unions in our steelworks in the early 70s and non of them were ever happy . At Keetons steelworks and steel stockholders in Sheffield they were on strike nearly 8 years ,till the company folded - think about it ! .
Check the forelock tugger - away back to GB News
We know that New Labour was for PFI, which began the loss of the NHS; that's not a reason to let the tories run it right into the ground.
35% is not an absurd demand -- it is only what would return them to a former level.
Government and employers have huge power over employees -- taxation, H&S, working time directives, sick pay, parental leave, as well as wage levels -- yet you criticise employees for wielding the only means they have to resist being exploited! 😢
memo to tory fools...clapping wont put food on nurses tables (or doctors)
It makes me sick to hear Tory MPs slag off our NHS staff. It's thirteen years of Tory underfunding! Well said this Nurse! Listen to her she knows what she's talking about!.
Money won't help the mhs I'm pretty sure the nhs was given extra money quite recently
@@tenniskinsella7768 It is a bottomless money pit.
@@taffyterrier Look at the funding compared to other countries. Check out figures from the ONS (Government accepted figures) rather than right wing media or Government spin.
Now they are able to provide better care because they value their healthcare providers rather than treating the NHS as a Political Football.
From "the Kings Fund": (other sources available)
"The UK has below-average health spending per person compared to peer countries. Health spending as a share of GDP (gross domestic product) was just below average in 2019 but rose to just above average in 2020 (the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic, which of course had a significant impact on the UK’s economic performance and spending on health services). The UK lags behind other countries in its capital investment, and has substantially fewer key physical resources than many of its peers, including CT and MRI scanners and hospital beds. The UK has strikingly low levels of key clinical staff, including doctors and nurses, and is heavily reliant on foreign-trained staff. Remuneration for some clinical staff groups also appears to be less competitive in the UK than in peer countries".
The problem is exacerbated by years of underfunding - the chickens now coming home to roost!
Any organisation can be seen as a bottomless pit if it has been badly funded for years and then needs huge investment to get back to an even keel.
Try listening to the whole clip and see how private industry, that receives huge subsidies, has been allowed to rip us off.
Productivity in the UK is poor. A lot of that due to the fact that so many are in ill health - due to, hey guess what - the inability to get medical treatment.
Other countries view health as a benefit. A healthy population is a productive nation.
Good luck being able to afford healthcare if it goes private. 250,000 people go bankrupt each year in the USA because of medical expenses as an example
You are talking B*llocks quite frankly.
@@taffyterrier Privatization is the endless money pit that gives less for what you put in.
@@tenniskinsella7768 Pretty sure you haven't accounted for inflation. The King's Fund figures clearly show NHS funding down in real terms.
One day the UK will wake up and all the doctors and nurses would have left for other countries that value their services.
That's OK because they will be replaced by agency staff from India, Bangladesh, Kenya, Ghana and Zimbabwe.
I'm dick of these drs and nurses get GOODCWAGES look ot up on Google if y dont believe it's a disgrace 700 hours lost people have died because of their strike. People saying they get low wages where fo they get their information from care workers assistants they get bad pay
@@greenpedal370 lots of NHS workers already come from those places - part of how the whole thing works is by attracting trained professionals from other countries, so we get them for "free" instead of paying for their education and training. By making the NHS (and the country in general) a less attractive option, we lose that benefit we're already lucky to have
Couple that with the way the Tories are making it less attractive to UK workers (and potential future NHS workers) as well, there's gonna end up being a tipping point where it just won't be able to function anymore. Which is exactly what the Tories want of course, it's all deliberate
The truth.
That nurse was so eloquent and clear... i feel sorry for the health service, we've come out of a pandemic and learnt nothing.
This started way before the pandemic. It started back in Thatcher's years.
@@owenrichards1418 yeah, you'd fink we might appreciate em more now we desperately needed everyone of em.
@@owenrichards1418 wasn't labour in government after her ?
@owenrichards1418 none productive staff . Self inflicted illnesses. Let us Americans run your health depots and patients pay or die.
@@foppo100 very undervalued 😥
We should have a minimal service level from our MPs
Ultimately , they owe you nothing.
Doctors *should* be looking after patients.
And doctors *should* be paid adequately for looking after patients.
Tories *should* not be playing with peoples lives.
That's ok...when Novara ushers in their communist utopia the Doctors will do as they are told! No more strikes against the State!
They are paid well amongst the best for public sector workers, They have good job security, mobility.
@@TheReferrer72 Please explain why some medical staff are forced to seek assistance from food banks?
@@Dylanesque if you have bought a house or are renting somewhere by yourself without a partner you better have a well paid job. This is true for most people in the UK.
@@TheReferrer72 You failed to respond to my query.
Most people, and I suspect the vast majority of people in the UK, are broke.
Broke because of the lying, thieving government.
A government that possesses the worst corruption record in UK history.
You content with that record?
I started my nurse training in the late 1970s. We did pretty much the same training as today but we were more like apprentices, we worked on the wards and were paid by the health authority where we were training. We still had to pass exams and study hard, and we didn’t have to take out student loans. I don’t know which is better to be honest, but I would never go into nursing if I was just starting out on a career nowadays. I’m nearly ready to retire now and have seen the NHS deteriorating over the past 15 years or more.
The reason I think that training at source was stopped, when they qualified at the nation's expense a lot would look for positions in other countries like Australia and New Zealand or the private sector here.
@@peterbattey8263 Some did. I think it was to save money for the NHS. I don’t remember staff shortages being as severe as they are these days
I trained as an RGN in the early eighties after a career change. It was a large health authority in one of four largest cities in England. I can't say it was better than the course the students I taught in a large university at the end of my career. The big difference between my training and now is that because patient stays were much longer than today, so more to practice on! Even without the constant change to the NHS, illness and treatments have changed dramatically in the past fifty years. As a fairly low key example, surgery for gastric ulcers is quite rare because of the modern drugs to prevent and treat them.
It's definitely "or more" mate. Labour's hands aren't clean either.
The public have to accept our NHS is expensive, we have to be willing to pay more if we want to keep it. It’s too easy for government to cut funding from it. The workers of the UK should strike on their behalf.
It's the law that if you go to a ticket office, they have to provide you with the cheapest ticket for your journey. On line they do not!
This is another reason why the rail companies and the government want to do away with ticket offices.
I think they also want to reduce the infrastructure . I wonder if eventually even ticket machines will be scrapped and you will have to buy your tickets on a website or app .
Brilliantly put Aaron Bastani! “ We have the most expensive rail tickets in Europe but we can’t afford ticket offices!”This is why Novara is my Utube go to -he’s basically Daily Mail Kryptonite.
How can we have a train driver earning 60000 a year and a junior doctor earning 30000?
"There's a scam going on people!" just about sums it up!
Do these Tories remind anyone of the delightful people poisoning 1930s Germany. What is happening to our country is insidious and genuinely terrifying. The Tory MP here made my stomach turn.
And Labour, Libs and SNP are no bloody better
All cut from the same cloth , all divide and rule …
All utterly useless
We here in New Zealand are experiencing the same situation. Years of underfunding of the health sector has created a dire situation. The "penny wise, pound foolish" mentality has sent our doctors and nurses overseas. The truth is, these governments trade on the dedication and loyalty of the workers, from nurses and doctors and all the others in the health sector, but everyone has a breaking point, and that point has been reached.
Did these dedicated doctors pay back the cost of their training before going overseas?
@@taffyterrier my understanding is that they pay their own way these days.
@@taffyterrier- They do pay it back. They are just looking for a fair deal for what they do!!! They literally hold lives in their hands!
Ah, that’s because you’re the same country all of you English speaking Islanders descendants! 😂😂😂
@@thefairhairedboywiththered2951 They only pay a small percentage back even if they stay here. The taxpayer meets the lion’s share of the cost of their “education” and “training”. NHS doctors are among the highest paid in Europe but provide one of the worst services in Europe. The NHS boasts the second highest hospital mortality rate in Europe with 12,000 patients dying each year from clinical negligence at the hands of the new breed of poorly educated, badly trained, incompetent, overpaid British medics.
That nurse should have told him to fucking look at her when she's talking to him.
To embarrassed
To busy looking
After his own back side
Well said Aaron. If the tories get their way and drag us out of the ECHR any strikes for any reason will be illegal because we’ll have no human rights
We don't anyway look how they treat the sick Disabled and people with other conditions and situations they take money from them and also wants a dispute with an ill persons inner body parts they're weirdos
Aaron's analysis is spot on here! Keep up the great work Novara
Too many managers not enough nurses. Bring back the matrons.
NO shortage of money when corrupt Tories are giving away BIllONS in PPE contracts.
I work for Royal Mail and went on strike. We were striking for pay but also because of the cuts to staff and extra pressure and deadlines at work. We warned people that we were striking because services would get much worse. People didn't support us and now they complain that we struggle to deliver their post and some people are lucky to get any post in a week. We warned the public. THIS is what is happening to the NHS. We disrupt services for a few days on strike so services will be better. People will suffer because of the NHS strikes but that will be minimal compared to the continued mass suffering that will happen if people don't support the strikes.
It should be illegal for doctors to strike.
@@taffyterrier it should be illegal for a government to run a service down to a state of endangering lives. When NHS workers speak out about that, you think they should be chained to their workstations and forced to watch even more lives suffer. Great plan.
@@taffyterrier
If you made it illegal for me to strike I would advise anyone considering taking up my profession to take up something where they are not going to be turned into slave labour.
In my industry. If you're unhappy with the pay or conditions. Then leave and find another job. Why do nurses or doctors think they are something special. The NHS is a shambles, and so is the management of the NHS.
Doctors and nurses spend years and decades of their life learning their profession. Why shouldn’t they just find another job, maybe because they are over qualified to deliver pizzas and the owner of the business knows they won’t stay !
I thought a random slogan on the side of a red bus stated that the NHS would be fully funded if the UK came out of the EU? Astounded how people were groomed!
35% pay cut over 13 years... what more can they do.
Doctors pay has increased over the past 13 years.
It has not been cut.
Don’t lie.
@@taffyterrierNot good with numbers, eh? Bless you!
@@lisastickytuna8668well I tend to agree with him but in the case of Gps they deserve a pay cut ,their attitude towards actually seeing patients in person is disgusting
@@taffyterrier real-terms pay cut (the actual purchasing power adjusted for inflation) not nominal (how big the number is). If the price of everything goes up, and your pay doesn't go up by at least the same amount, you're poorer. That's a real-terms pay cut, which pretty much everyone in the NHS has seen since 2010
@@cactustacticsdoctors have seen the highest. That's why they are striking
He could not even look at her as she hit him with the truth.
That's the trademarked Tory contempt. They always get this, "Why is the peasant speaking to me?". That or the smirk of derision. Priti Patel was the master of that move.
She did hit him with the truth…..she had to do 27 hour shifts FIFTEEN YEARS AGO!
Liebour destroyed our infrastructure before they lost power……and had the cheek to say “Good luck, we’ve wasted every penny”.
Can anyone point to a Tory "privatisation" which has benefited the tax paying general public. (because I can't think of one)
Telephone deregulation. We used to dread the phone bill !
Not just Tory. Tony Blair's Labour also did a massive amount of privatisation.
@@andywilliams7323omg your arguments are designed for children 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You confused criticism of conservatives with support of labour..
Thanks for demonstration of why we need an educational standard before allowing voting in future
@@MrStevekendra & after years of recieving crap service from other so called providers I've gone back to BT............ your point is?
My point is to name a privatisation ,
which actually benefited the public, like you asked. It's cheaper than when BT had a monopoly.
@@4485scotty
NHS is already on minimum service.
Well you have to ask why can't the Government settle these strikes. And one of the reasons they don't is the strikes actually help the Tories COVER UP THEIR UNDERFUNDING OF THE NHS...if they'd settled the pay for all grades within the NHS the chronic UNDERFUNDING would once again be front & center of the debate surrounding the health service.
ToryVermin being ToryVermin once again
Violent revolution is the way forward comrade!
The answer to the problem is a GENERAL STRIKE to get the tories out. While WE are not working, their cronies can't make any profits.
Love love love Aaron telling it like it is - such a scam in all areas on so many levels year after year
Tory MP's telling NHS staff they should be working not on picket lines, all while Nadine Dorris went AWOL for over 3 months this year. Last year Boris agreed to step down as PM, but stayed on for 3 months because the country 'needed an PM' until a new one was chosen and then spent those 3 months holidaying around the world with his wife!
I have my daughter is a nurse, she thinks our government stinks because she is hardly able to afford to feed the family. This government stinks!
Average junior doctors wage at 55k? That is bollocks.
A specialty registrar in their third year might earn that, and as they’re in training they’re counted as being junior doctors, which I think is where they’re getting that from. Fact is a first year junior doctor only earns about 30k, a second year earns more but still no where near 55k. To earn that as a first year junior doctor you’d have to emigrate to Australia!
@@arghjayem WRONG !!! A first year junior doctor is paid between £37k and £40k. Their pay increases substantially each year thereafter.
Junior doctors are overpaid.
*first
First year junior doctor in the UK earns £14 an hour.
Why isn't there an independent body reviewing/overlooking these arrangements and holding these companies and governments to account? How is it in a so-called "democracy" such as the UK (and i say that lightly) that all this racketeering continues and is widely known yet no one can do anything about it? Absolutely disgusting quite frankly.
Because we put up with it
Hollinrake has his nose in the trough. The only pay that he’s interested in is his own pay.
Doctors have their noses in the trough. The only pay that they’re interested in is their own pay.
There is nothing wrong with the system, Aaron, its working fine. Its takes public money from government and pays the share holder.
It doesn’t bother politicians as they have their own private health care and this whole ‘well doctors warn this much, train drivers this much etc’ what about the low paid nurses, caregivers train cleaners etc those are the people that need the pay rises. I think it’s time we as a working class nation go on a full strike until everything is sorted out pay, infrastructure nhs etc
I think everyone in the NHS deserves a pay rise personally, doctors earn a lot compared to everyone else in the sector but they should still be paid what their worth otherwise you'll struggle to see more willing to come on board, that being said nurses and care workers should take priority, I quit being a care worker a few years a go, the work load was too much for low pay and most companies won't fund travel expenses which is a deal breaker depending on what kind of contract work you're signed up to, it's a real mess, I really worry for the next generation looking at the NHS, when I was a kid I aspired to be a part of it but if I was a kid growing up now I wouldn't want any part of that headache, why go through so much training and do the hard work for no reward?.
@@OreshikaIsGreat oh I agree more funding full stop! Doctors do deserve more, but nurses are so under values by Tory’s it’s almost farcical
I almost think the government are running the nhs into the ground so that they can privatise it
The rail companies are now receiving more (allowing for inflation) then British Rail received when it was publicly owned! So we are paying more for a worse service, the whole argument for privatisation never makes sense unless its about a few Tory friends making lots of dosh for not much input.
like tories care about lives being at risk.
@@Craig121000they need to pay them properly then
@@pastorofmuppets8834Exactly. The strikes could be over tomorrow, if it wasn’t for our corrupt government.
@@Craig121000yeah. We need to keep the plebs down. Fair wages are not in the interests of the Toly Party.
@@Craig121000 oh the old "we don't have any money" argument 😂
They have the money. They choose to spend it elsewhere. Like the train strikes. The Tories actually admitted that the amount they paid to indemnify the private companies for the losses exceeded the cost of what the workers were asking for. Exceeded.
Yet they constantly also said "where are we going to get the money from?" Well, they found it. Gave it to the companies instead.
@@Craig121000 get a job
There are staffing shortages across the public sector - rail, healthcare and teaching. The free market solution is higher wages.
So we’ll said, as always. Aaron spot on ✅✅✅, & as someone said “Puck Folitician’s” we have to defend the NHS every-way we can.
DEFUND THE NHS !!!
Don’t defend it !!!
Funny, I don't remember 'minimum staffing levels' being discussed when the government were pushing v's or be sacked. And as I recall Labour (the other cheek of the same bottom), were in total agreement with the policy?
What utter bollox they get £180 billion per year it's called miss management by the NHS 😅
It's not a system, it's a racket!
With nursing bursary gone & 20% pay cut since 2010, as staff shortages just get worse as we can no longer get qualified staff from Europe??
Tax payers are propping up companies against workers is insane!!
the fact that he cant look at her while shes talking, he knows he has been bought, hes a sellout, look at his face. soulless, full of shame, i would absolutely be ashamed if that was my dad, husband or son.
We should all have the same service levels as Nadine Dorries throwing a tantrum.
You WILL not force me to supply MY labour!
yet again, so glad to have found this media outlet. support from over seas!
The striking NHS and the railway workers, the fault articulated perfectly. The people know its the Tories government fault,throwing money at their mates.
Aaron makes a very important point I've noticed in my own country as well: at least a certain type of conservative are much more about implementing their selfish, capitalist, power-worshipping view of what they want society to be rather than anything else.
The problem in this country isn't just the wages it's the ridiculous amounts we're taxed in every which way. This country has been run into the ground and the only way the government can think of raising money is taxation. Our exports are rubbish and the financial services are leaving after Brexit. Car companies will also start to panic as they're left in limbo after rishi's latest u-turn.
I also blame brexit voters and think they should be taxed
The Tories want to impose minimum service levels? Good. Maybe that means the NHS will finally get the money, support and staff they are asking for to achieve that target?
Minimum service levels for MPs please. Hancock, formerly Nadine, Cox etc never seen at their place of work
Can doctors buy a house in London? Can nurses? Until the answer is "yes"...
Dr don't all live in london
Even if i could afford a house in London I wouldn't bother there are better places to live without little crack pot dictators running things
@@johnnyrico5374 Wasnt the Mayor elected ?
@scooby1992 well if your asking a question that means your not sure either
@@johnnyrico5374 I think it was you that alluded to a democratically elected person being a ' crackpot dictator '.
"We must bail out banks in case they collapse"?
"CEO's salary is correct, as we need the best talent"?
Yeah right: "Socialism for the rich, the risks of the 'FREE' market for the rest of us"
and re-furb Gillian Keegan's office for £34m!
Premier footballers and managers make most CEO's pay packages look modest.
@@bigpants6121I would love to know what that money was spent on. A nice detailed list. It must be publicly available I guess.
@@jjefferyworboys8138 That is true for medium sized companies but not the larger ones.
A football manager actually makes a difference to the performance of the club. A CEO of a company rarely does. It is the workers and managers that make much more of a difference.
Many people can’t even get help on the NHS. I was at the GP surgery last week a a man was trying to get an appointment; he had tried twice that morning to get an appointment by phone, waiting for over 40 minutes each time. He eventually came to the surgery (in obvious pain) only to be told he had to go on line and ask for a GP to review his request over the next 2 days. If the GP is convinced he needs a face to face appointment they will arrange it. How have we got here, what if you don’t have internet?
Many A&E and HDU units regularly go below the proposed minimum standards on non-strike days already.
Most wards as well. I've been the only nurse on a nightshift- 3 weeks after qualifying was the first time
How about all the appointments missed due to lies surrounding COVID or all the deaths caused by willfull ignorance with the elderly in nursing homes, I'm tired of a tiny percent criticizing hard working doctors and nurses because Rishi with Moderna need their Vax paycheck.
I worked in admin for one of the stockbrokers selected for the Royal mail IPO. Royal mail are still getting subsidies as well. This country is a mess
What a load of crap. We continue to winge about these benefits to our life, but where does the money come from to pay for it all. Taxes
Maybe the nurse can explain why the nhs murdered my next door neighbour a few weeks ago, after falling over and cutting her head open, she was taken to frimley hospital , glued her head and sent her home saying there’s no beds, no head checks, 3 days later had 2 brain bleeds causing her to have 2 strokes and died a day later , thanks, yes let’s stand and clap
Didn’t the CPS barristers get 15% when they went on strike, which didn’t take long.
CPS barristers were underpaid to begin with.
Doctors are overpaid to begin with.
@@taffyterrier- if you think they're overpaid maybe you need to try doing their work, eh?
That, or piss off somewhere else. The UK doesn't want your ilk
@@danielcrafter9349 Anyone of average intelligence can become a doctor in dumbed down Britain.
@taffyterrier that makes it even more sad for you. That you couldn't get in despite your best efforts
@@nullnull7495 The vast majority of doctors working in the NHS today would never have managed the sort of exams I sat at school, let alone get grade As and would have been rejected by every medical school in the country.
Hollinrake is our MP and estate agent (£50k pa), he spends all his time having his photo taken in front successful business's that he has nothing to do with. We have many problems in this safe Tory seat but he is very careful never to do anything about them.
How can the doctors justify asking for a pay rise if they are earning this kind of money…. Most people are on minimum wage and pressured not to ask for more. Government needs to start looking after those paid a pittance instead of making the richer richer….
The privatisation of public Utilities is corrupt as sin and should be stopped and returned to public ownership now !!!
Strange how Scotland managed to settle with consultants and junior doctors.
It was quite simple to achieve too.
They spoke to each other.
Still, you wont hear anything about this from the SNP baaaaad brigade.
The cowardly Scottish government caved in.
Tories are made of sterner stuff.
In Scotland we've managed to come to an agreement with the Scottish government talking to the unions not ignoring them. The tories are only interested in not being seen to give in instead of a functioning health service
NEVER CAVE IN !!
NEVER SUBMIT !!!
NEVER CAPITULATE !!!
NEVER NEGOTIATE !!!!
We have so many people on waiting lists because we have too many people in the country. We have enough Dr's and nurses but we have too many people wanting the NHS services. If you watch hospital medical documentaries on tv , they never say , we don't have enough nurses , they always say , we don't have the beds , resulting in too many people. It's obvious but you won't hear MPs saying it.
No coincidence that there are record profits for companies and yet record poverty.
Aaron's point about private companies taking over public services and the Government's subsidising of them (and dividend payments), that may be one of the most important issues our country has. I'm surprised Labour don't bash the Tories over the head with it over and over. They could win an election on that point alone, but Labour rarely take the Government up on it. I guess maybe they secretly approve.
Small minded minister
The more money that goes to the NHS the more is wasted on poor management of the funds given, too many poor quality managers.
And don’t forget when Labour were last in power there were more managers than hospital beds
And what happens if train drivers and Co. call in sick, or book their holiday prior to strike action, and therefore aren't available for minimum service?
The Tories are a party that operates on anger and hatred, and hope that is enough to create fear and therefore restore authority.
When something goes wrong, they start punching down on migrants, gay or trans, or simply latch on to "public interest" issues (banks and NF, dangerous dogs).
When you pay some attention: "The system is broken and needs to be fixed."
When you pay enough attention: "The system is working exactly as intended and needs to be destroyed."
If they didn’t use tax payers money to put all the locusts in the hotels and buying new houses for them. Just dump them back where they come from. If they was family’s with children that’s a different matter but they not.
This Nurse was absolutely spot on with her comment about the issues facing the NHS especially with shortage of staff like Nurses on hospital wards for example.💯💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍👍
Got his title wrong - he’s a small minded minister.
Is he reading this policy off a soiled toilet roll? Why aren't the armed forces, nurses, police etc paid inflation and an extra percent for the excellent services they offer?
Don't compare nurses to class oppressors and capitalist imperialists!
Only the low paid should receive inflation matching pay rises.
@@taffyterrierOnly the high-paid are receiving inflation-matched pay rises. Actually, they receive substantially more. The low-paid aren't getting any.
@@berniethekiwidragon4382 so the rich get richer.
@@taffyterrier Yes.
This doesn't include most doctors, by the way.
In Scotland Junior Doctors and consultants are treating patients as the SGovernment negotiated with the respective bodies.
Must be an English thing ... I wonder why.
I had to take myself to A&E the other week. And for me to go to the hospital is normally a no no for me, as I’ve got a phobia of hospital. I got to the A&E about 9:45 on the Wednesday evening. Eventually got released from there around 2:30 on Thursday afternoon. Not once did I complain about the wait or care that I received from the staff that were on duty. They were running around ragged, because they were understaffed and they were doing their best to treat all the patients there. I take my hat off to them all
Difference between the treatment of strikers using their legal right to strike compared to the illegal dismissal of P&O ferries. Tories are bought and paid for by big business
Problem with nurses and doctors is they believe the hype they got during Covid. Cash instead of care is all they think about
Its pensioners on 8 grand a year that nobody cares about including the unions
TOFFS they make me sick !
"we are striking for patients safety" htf does that work ? 🙄
They are striking for patients money.
your realise waiting lists were going up and working conditions were deteriorating long before the strikes and even before convid.
@@rickkarsan4491 Increasing doctors pay above the reasonable recommendations of the independent pay review body would lead to increased waiting lists and a further deterioration in working conditions.
It would be interesting to know how much public money is wasted on various projects and things subsidising food and wine etc in the bars and restaurants in the HoP.
That nurse referred to a time 15 YEARS ago she had to do a 27 hour shifts due to staff shortages. Were the Tories in power then or was it Labour?
All so very well said and so true .
Scot gov have settled all the NHS disputes. And we only get back 1/3 of all the taxes we pay in Scotland and have to pay to export renewable energy we generate to England, we seen nothing of the billions stolen from the North Sea gas and oil fields in Scottish territorial waters either. Despite all the teft by England of Scotland's wealth we still have the best public services in the Union, spendinf £1200 perhead the England does. And yer Scotland not only never exceeds it's national budget and even returns money to the English treasury in Lond every year. Scoland also has a fit for purpose Adult Disability Payment sytem the works to support disabled adults with dignity and respect wthout persecuteing them.
Didn't these medical professionals know the salaries before they decided to embark on a career in medicine??
Doctors are overpaid.
In my industry. If you're unhappy with the pay or conditions. Then leave and find another job. Why do nurses or doctors think they are something special. The NHS is a shambles, and so is the management of the NHS
I bet you clapped for them during covid! Wait until you or a family member need one the save their lives!
@@envy99976 … or take their lives.
It has been stated that consultants earn around £150,000 a year. This is also what Liz Truss got for being PM. The consultant treats a lot of patients in a year while Liz Truss screwed millions of people in the short time she was in Downing Street.
Consultants are overpaid.
@@taffyterrier We are all permitted our opinion but if consultants are overpaid then Liz Truzz should be paying us. Incidentally, nearly all the hospital bosses are paid more than consultants. What value do most of them bring to patient care?
How come nobody calls the Labour party on the shambles they left when they were in power.