It isn't the salary.
And it's after qualifying with 5 years of training and experience.
Glad I could help.
You'd look pretty silly if you kept spouting such nonsense.
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It isn't the salary.
And it's after qualifying with 5 years of training and experience.
Glad I could help.
You'd look pretty silly if you kept spouting such nonsense.
Like windy.
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It isn't the basic salary, it's what's actually been given to them including benefits. Go and bang your saucepans John, demand even more money for the greedy overpaid bastards.
Including overtime and extra duties.
If your grandson became a plumber, what would you expect his basic hourly rate to be, after five years of training, experience, and passing exams?
Would you expect him to be paid extra for overtime, weekend and unsocial hours, and extra duties?
If your grandson became a plumber, what would you expect his basic hourly rate to be, after five years of training, experience, and passing exams?
Would you expect him to be paid extra for overtime, weekend and unsocial hours, and extra duties?
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Go and bang your saucepans John, give the greedy bastards even more money.
I see the doctor representing the BMA who was on holiday has issued an apology, he's a goner.
Because he was referring to comments that were inaccurate or simply untrue?
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Yes, pity you haven't done some basic fact checking
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So you couldn't find hourly rates then ? Or you did and didn't present them.
Lots of hours can make poor money appear better than it is.
So the usual standard of debate here then, ignore the facts and lob a load of childish insults.
Anyone who's not illiterate and had actually read the NHS website that I've linked twice would know that it's actually a broad range of salary that reaches above £50k (plus 20% pension and benefits). Whether it's £37k or £50k is almost irrelevant, either way this (very good) salary is merely a stepping stone for a few years on the way to around £100k and beyond once fully qualified.
They're stating a load of rubbish to the gullible general public and are attempting to spin it as something other than a cash-grab by greedy rich people. Sadly some are taken in by this garbage.
Just the 35% pay rise (£17,500 on a £50k salary) that they're demanding is more than many people earn every year. Yet the misguided lefties still seem to think they're some kind of deserving good cause.
Sadly many can't deal with facts and just stick to tribal tory-bashing. Idiotic stuff.
Anyone who's not illiterate and had actually read the NHS website that I've linked twice would know that it's actually a broad range of salary that reaches above £50k (plus 20% pension and benefits). Whether it's £37k or £50k is almost irrelevant, either way this (very good) salary is merely a stepping stone for a few years on the way to around £100k and beyond once fully qualified.
They're stating a load of rubbish to the gullible general public and are attempting to spin it as something other than a cash-grab by greedy rich people. Sadly some are taken in by this garbage.
Just the 35% pay rise (£17,500 on a £50k salary) that they're demanding is more than many people earn every year. Yet the misguided lefties still seem to think they're some kind of deserving good cause.
Sadly many can't deal with facts and just stick to tribal tory-bashing. Idiotic stuff.
a gonner here ? ( I'll get me coat )
This isn't plumbing or gas fitting where hard work, being reasonably switched on and putting in the time learning the trade is enough.
This is medicine, where hard work, putting in far more time learning, paying a fortune for their training and getting exceptionally good grades at GCSE and A Level are needed. At what point did they become average?
This is medicine, where hard work, putting in far more time learning, paying a fortune for their training and getting exceptionally good grades at GCSE and A Level are needed. At what point did they become average?
Stop with the common sense. It has no place here. You've been warned.
Yes, it's time you put a stop to it.
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