The message is clear. If the government is unwilling to invest into the NHS to help retain the staff, then they shouldn't rely on the NHS to tackle the health crisis in this country. They should openly tell the public that they are not willing to fund their NHS and to not have any expectations when it comes to their health.
This government is an absolute disgrace to normal working people. The budget, of course, only helped the rich once again. I hope this will be enough to get thousands of people descending on Downing Street and cause complete havoc.
@@hammerofolympia3716 It certainly is for people at the bottom end of the pay scale, where most of their money goes on food, rent and transport costs...!
Well health care strikes are really damaging and also when they strike, they don’t get payed by the employer. The Unions is probably running out of money to keep up with these strikes.
wish they at least evened out the offer to inflation or equal to Scotland. Thinking of moving up north or another country (Australia and New Zealand have WAYYYYYY better offers). This is not worth it anymore 👎👎
5% is what the PRB would have recommended anyway, if not more. Also, prices have already risen by 10% and aren't going down, even if inflation does fall to 2% (which is unlikely). So, this deal is a big win for the government, and a very bad deal for NHS
It’s the last time I’m standing on my doorstep banging my pots and pans for them ! A lot of people would have been very grateful for that pay offer , Nurses are more interested in money than helping patients they are disgraceful 😮
They had a 5.5% rise last year and a 3% rise the year before when no other pubic sector worker got one . They have a very generous pension and sick pay scheme but that never gets mentioned in the media because it doesn’t fit the agenda of a poor nurse .
Madness to recommend acceptance of this non consolidated bribe, how on earth is this going to help with recruitment and retention?? Its yet another real-terms pay cut.
be under no illusion. there is no shortage of public money. the problem lies with the persons responsible for its correct distribution. its a people problem not money. wake up 😴
No-one died because of these strikes don't be silly, it just caused scheduling issues. Forcing them to work under the existing conditions has caused many deaths however.
Greedy NHS, greedy and lazy, waiting for a visit for over 6 months sometimes, what pay rise? They don’t deserve a pay rise waiting for a visit between 4 and 6 months come on, greedy greedy! They deserve a pay cut
Nurses crying over 5%. I’m in the utility industry and have never had that. So many others haven’t either. They start on 29k a year now after graduation… that’s ridiculous I don’t understand their frustration at all… I started on 19! They chose this career!
@@silverhost9782 to be fair, the payrise is for now, not for when your knees are gone and your ma is living in your spare room with dementia. quality of life
NHS staff didn't need more money! They were already overpaid! And saying others get more means nothing! They shouldn't have, either! And the taxpayer pays for it all! And the taxpayers are the poor!
Shear greed and entitlement. They are not interested in the potential complication their desired incresse will inflict on to the working class and the nation as a whole. Im sure well be seeing some tiktoks soon complaining about being so busy and tired.... complete joke.
What a joke! That barely covers pay lost from striking! They need to continue demanding what they are OWED
Then don't go on strike...
Nobody is "owed" anything .
Nobody is owed anything, and they chose to strike, knowing they wouldn’t get paid whilst they do.
The biggest problem is not that they striked but that they settle for an outrageous amount. The UK's not owed an nhs.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
But the MP.S will get a £2.400 rise in April and they get nearly three times what a nurse gets
furthermore, politicians don't solve problems, they create them, and then offer up costly solutions like PPE, wars etc.
Plus free housing etc its a joke
So do junior doctors.
5 % pay rise but true inflation is over 18%.
Politicians get automatic pay rises but the NHS must protest....
This 5% is £6 billion overall for reference.
@@asherbroadbent9959 and how much wasted on dodgy PPE contracts, HS2, Ukraine etc? hundreds of Billions.
85k a year and they claim expenses on nearly everything.
Come on nhs doing nothing greedy a-holes, must wait between 4 and 7 months for a visit, that’s a shame! What pay rise for these… lazy c…ts
and all this time, we were told politicians work for the people, clearly not.
Doesn't sound like very much at all
mps got a payrise to stay at home and once in a blue moon do their job but online , and lets face it mps are doing a crap job arent they ,
politicians seemed to care more for Ukrainians
Full pay restoration, doctors are not worth less than they were in 2008.
Senior doctors and consultants get paid over £100k. Along with the pension reform announced yesterday, this is getting ridiculous.
There's 50,000 doctors classsified as JUNIOR who are not all "senior doctors". They dont get 100k.
@@Shufty93 that’s their decision. Plenty of opportunity
@@reffusion4228 plenty of opportunity to work more than 50hours a week in the NHS doing extra shifts? Out of your mind
@@wlsn77 simply not true. Look at the average gp/consultant pay its widely available and transparent.
A derisory offer after 13 years of underfunding and real terms pay cuts, this Government is vile!
A benevolent offer.
The message is clear. If the government is unwilling to invest into the NHS to help retain the staff, then they shouldn't rely on the NHS to tackle the health crisis in this country. They should openly tell the public that they are not willing to fund their NHS and to not have any expectations when it comes to their health.
But when the NHS was looking after us through covid the government all took there 2000 a yer pay rise what a joke
I’ll have my £1700 a year back that I pay the nhs through my taxes and go private then .
So cross about this offer and the fact unions are recommending it.
I will be changing my union 😡
37 billion on failed track and trace
And people wonder why we and in a cost of living crisis lol it was these absolute idiots that's put us in it and now they blame Putin 🤦♂️
Sooner the better we kick the Tories out the better
As if Labour will be any different. Both are WEF globalist parties
Election now !! - but no support for the crap in labour
There's no creditable other option. That's the problem.
Doesn't matter who is in power its a never ending cycle
Democracy is a failure
This government is an absolute disgrace to normal working people. The budget, of course, only helped the rich once again. I hope this will be enough to get thousands of people descending on Downing Street and cause complete havoc.
Don't be silly ! This is Britain , not France .
*NO IT MEANS A 6% PAY CUT* inflation is 11% pay offer 5% = -6%
Its ONLY a pya INCREASE if its over 11%. 15% would = a 4% pay INCREASE.
Official inflation is 11% it is infact alot higher
@@hammerofolympia3716 It certainly is for people at the bottom end of the pay scale, where most of their money goes on food, rent and transport costs...!
Inflation coming down to 2.5 by end of year though so its a good deal
Cope & Seethe communist
@@leonblittle226 Wanting to be able to afford heat, electricity, and food to feed your family = Communism, apparently. Ok mate
5% "payrise" is an 8% real paycut 😂👌
At least
on top of the pay cuts every year for the last 13 years.
Yep just like everyone else in work
@@gravemind6536 race to the bottom
Welcome to a socialist healthcare system.
Crap offer but typical. I would reject if I was a member and strike longer, harder and deeper
Still less than the offers in Scotland......
That’s Scotland’s problem.
Far below the Scottish pay settlement.
Theses guys are clearly comedians…worked
Really hard from 4% to 5%😂😂😂😂😂😅
Well health care strikes are really damaging and also when they strike, they don’t get payed by the employer. The Unions is probably running out of money to keep up with these strikes.
Pay rise to pay utilities and at the petrol stations??
wish they at least evened out the offer to inflation or equal to Scotland. Thinking of moving up north or another country (Australia and New Zealand have WAYYYYYY better offers). This is not worth it anymore 👎👎
How many different ways can give the same answer to different questions?
5% is what the PRB would have recommended anyway, if not more. Also, prices have already risen by 10% and aren't going down, even if inflation does fall to 2% (which is unlikely). So, this deal is a big win for the government, and a very bad deal for NHS
Who didn't see this coming? ..
From, Day 1 ?!!
NHS Has a spending problem not a budget problem.
It's a joke, people can't live on 5%
3.5% should suffice.
Where is all the saving from 140,000 vacant posts ? That could resolve the nurses claim of 10% and more.
Any surplus should be spent on patient care - not inflationary pay rises.
Its the equivalent of 5% this year and nothing next year. 😂
Barclay 🤡 not fit for purpose
It’s the last time I’m standing on my doorstep banging my pots and pans for them ! A lot of people would have been very grateful for that pay offer , Nurses are more interested in money than helping patients they are disgraceful 😮
Only suckers banged pots and pans for the NHS.
They had a 5.5% rise last year and a 3% rise the year before when no other pubic sector worker got one . They have a very generous pension and sick pay scheme but that never gets mentioned in the media because it doesn’t fit the agenda of a poor nurse .
@@anthonyhull1274 …. dependent on food banks.
I'm a full time band 6. The proposed pay rise is not even enough to cover the increase in my child's nursery fees.
A 20 percent pay rise is the way too go.
It's a poor deal since nurses, band 5, are still starting with salaries way lower than teachers and firethem (as Sam Smith calls them)!
And who is he ? Didn’t think we had a health secretary
And they say they care about the patients???
who are they?
Stop putting refugees in hotels pay people probably for god sake look after your own👍
When coming to spending on weapons for Ukraine no problem but spending more money on NHS a lot of excuses cope up.
Whats the hourly rate of a standard nurse
People are dying
Correct so get back to work stop using people lives as blackmail
He has a haunted look about him, maybe the worries of losing his seat.
Madness to recommend acceptance of this non consolidated bribe, how on earth is this going to help with recruitment and retention?? Its yet another real-terms pay cut.
As a union rep. Reject
So 2.5% each year.
Plenty of money for wars!
My productivity shall increase by 5% thanks 👏
Hehe,MPs had pay rices but not NHS …
MPs got 3% - NHS got 3% - Even Stevens.
be under no illusion. there is no shortage of public money. the problem lies with the persons responsible for its correct distribution. its a people problem not money. wake up 😴
Meanwhile patients suffer through lack of NHS care & treatment leading some to die .
No-one died because of these strikes don't be silly, it just caused scheduling issues. Forcing them to work under the existing conditions has caused many deaths however.
@@samjones7296 They are striking over pay - not conditions.
@@taffyterrier pay is a condition of labour
@@samjones7296 increasing the pay of NHS employees will not improve conditions fir patients.
@@taffyterrier hire more.
The inflation rate will be 2.7% by the end of the year, so why are this people rejecting this generous offer.
It relates to 2022 pay, not 2023 pay
Greedy NHS, greedy and lazy, waiting for a visit for over 6 months sometimes, what pay rise? They don’t deserve a pay rise waiting for a visit between 4 and 6 months come on, greedy greedy! They deserve a pay cut
"Iam a robot and told to say this"
The "Hunt" for the
Brexit Ex-oneration
is not going so well.
:-))
This fella is a joker…absolutely no idea where this money is coming from…these Tories are Criminals !
Comrade Starmer and Comrade Mick lynch will be devastated!😂😂😂
Smartest GBnews watcher
Inflation coming down to 2.5 % by end of year so its a good deal
Inflation coming down doesn't mean prices come down. It just means price rises happen at a slower rate.
And it won't come down to below 4%. Not a chance, there are no more workers globally but plenty of pensioners.
'won't come at the expense of the patient'
here we have a union leader who does not know how taxes work, incredible time to be alive.
Higher pay = higher tax revenue = more money for the patient + some for the politicians to skim for their mates .win win win win .
@@andrewtrip8617 british education system working in full effect lol
Only UNISON will not recommend this deal, the rest are it’s over now.
Unison are strongly recommending it, it’s UNITE who aren’t x
Unison in fact recommended it to members 🤦♂️
get your facts straight. UNISON are the problem. Garbage union that are far too soft.
13 out of 14 nursing and ambulance unions are recommending accept this very reasonable offer.
Nurses crying over 5%. I’m in the utility industry and have never had that. So many others haven’t either. They start on 29k a year now after graduation… that’s ridiculous I don’t understand their frustration at all… I started on 19! They chose this career!
I’m a carer in a nursing home and I get paid peanuts for the job we do….
"I'm happy not getting paid enough so everyone else should be too."
😂
Well I guess they just didn’t earn enough doing TikTok dance videos in the end.
These people get an excellent pension funded by taxpayer and incremental pay rises they fail to mention.
Agree, a 5% rise is way more generous than other public sector pay.
Well who's fault for printing out of hot air during lockdown? Every sanction got backfired the WEF cult still doesn't get the hints
@Joseph Clarke What? That's utter rubbish lmao, most people definitely do live past 60-65 so they can access their pensions...
@@silverhost9782 to be fair, the payrise is for now, not for when your knees are gone and your ma is living in your spare room with dementia. quality of life
these unions need to be outlawed holding people's lives to ransom
NHS staff didn't need more money! They were already overpaid! And saying others get more means nothing! They shouldn't have, either! And the taxpayer pays for it all! And the taxpayers are the poor!
They want Gov to print more money, last printing session wasn't enough!
Shear greed and entitlement. They are not interested in the potential complication their desired incresse will inflict on to the working class and the nation as a whole. Im sure well be seeing some tiktoks soon complaining about being so busy and tired.... complete joke.
Abolish the NHS.
All the rich Tory c*nts say that. Who cares about healthcare for the plebs right? We need to help Farage's US mates make even more money...
Aw bless!
No need - it's so greedy it will eventually wreck itself through that pure greed and abysmal performance
@@leonblittle226 No it wont, its bailed out by the taxpayer every year. If it was a private company it would've gone bust many years ago.
@@justadude8369 Yeah and then we'd have no healthcare haha
We need to prioritise non Brexit voters in the NHS
Obviously the patients come second to their greed.
Well done Rishi for sorting this out.
Not sorted yet and he sat on his arse saying he wouldn't hold talks for ages.
Fk up ya muppet
Fire all the people who do strike and employ people who really needs work and they will not do strike