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Peter Bailey: Striking for a duck island

June 6, 2012

A few days ago I was asked by a local radio station to give an opinion about the strike action being planned by the medical profession over pensions.  I told […]

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NHSBMA, pensions, strike4 Comments

Edward Davies: Call for the spin doctor—this pension strike will need the mother of all PR campaigns

May 31, 2012

This strike is not going down well. Or to quote the Daily Telegraph, this “unseemly spectacle” is not going down well. And it’s not just the Telegraph. “There is no […]

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Editors at large, NHSBMA, pensions, strike1 Comment

Rhys Davies: 21 June—is there a medical student in the house?

May 31, 2012

Yesterday, the BMA announced the results of its members’ ballot on industrial action. Tens of thousands of doctors across different branches of medicine responded, coming out strongly in favour of […]

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NHS, StudentsBMA, doctors, pensions, strike3 Comments

Edward Davies: Sex scandal

July 29, 2011

Sex and pensions do not comfortable bedfellows make, but I feel I must write something about this. While most of the current talk on UK pensions is about increased contributions […]

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Editors at largeBMA, equality, pensions0 Comments

Kailash Chand on the BMA’s opposition to NHS reforms

March 21, 2011

BMA members rather than the organisation itself called a special representative meeting (SRM) on the 15th March 2011, the second in two decades. Dr Hamish Meldrum, the chair of the […]

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Guest writers, NHSBMA, NHS reforms6 Comments

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