@badradger saidFact-check
In 2008 a uk doctor was paid the equivalent of 24 tins of hienz beans per hour, now its down to just 10
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-how-much-has-junior-doctors-pay-fallen-and-what-pay-rise-do-they-want
Some thoughts on this doctors strike:
- the hippocratic oath they took is clearly meaningless
- if you don’t like the pay structure for a job don’t spend several years training for the job and then moan about it
- same goes for new teachers who are paid more than parallel jobs and get more holidays (13 weeks a year in the uk)
- tenured/senior doctors earn significantly more and this has always been the case. Again… if you don’t want to do the time then do a different job.
- everyone is suffering in the post pandemic recession; get back to work and do your job!
@divegeester saida junior doctor in his first year earns £14.09 p per hour Kwasi wanted £1250.00 per hr and HandCOCK wanted more but u would condone that wouldnt u Tory Boy.
Fact-check
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-how-much-has-junior-doctors-pay-fallen-and-what-pay-rise-do-they-want
Some thoughts on this doctors strike:
- the hippocratic oath they took is clearly meaningless
- if you don’t like the pay structure for a job don’t spend several years training for the job and then moan about it
- same goes for new t ...[text shortened]... rent job.
- everyone is suffering in the post pandemic recession; get back to work and do your job!
@badradger saidThey should be happy for 10 tins of beans, people starving all over the world.
In 2008 a uk doctor was paid the equivalent of 24 tins of hienz beans per hour, now its down to just 10
@badradger saidOh dear here comes the playground taunts. Meanwhile…
a junior doctor in his first year earns £14.09 p per hour Kwasi wanted £1250.00 per hr and HandCOCK wanted more but u would condone that wouldnt u Tory Boy.
Junior doctors in year 1 make £29,381.
Do some research.
Edit: here let me help you.
https://www.bma.org.uk/pay-and-contracts/pay/junior-doctors-pay-scales/pay-scales-for-junior-doctors-in-england
People training to be a doctor know they will be working for the NHS for at least 10 years probably much longer before possibly going private. They know the NHS has been underfunded for decades, virtually since it’s inception.
If they don’t like the pay structure then they shouldn’t have chosen to be a doctor.
Striking goes against the Hippocratic oath they took. This oath has been in place for hundreds of years. If they don’t intend to honour the oath then they should do another job.
Teachers are even worse. Spend 3-4 years training to do a job they spend the rest of their life complaining about.
13 Apr 23
@divegeester said29000 / by 52/ by 40 is under £14 per hr its called counting....1n 1998 I was on £22k a year as a flooring estimator
Oh dear here comes the playground taunts. Meanwhile…
Junior doctors in year 1 make £29,381.
Do some research.
@badradger said1) try calibrating out the 35 days of paid holiday they get in year 1-5.
29000 / by 52/ by 40 is under £14 per hr its called counting....1n 1998 I was on £22k a year as a flooring estimator
2) they knew the pay when they signed up so your point is moot, irrespective of your mathematics and despite them earning whatever they earn in year 1.
@badradger said1n 1998 I was on £22k a year as a flooring estimatorIf more money is what doctors want, then maybe flooring estimating is the job for them.
@divegeester saidyou really are a horrid person
1) try calibrating out the 35 days of paid holiday they get in year 1-5.
2) they knew the pay when they signed up so your point is moot, irrespective of your mathematics and despite them earning whatever they earn in year 1.
@badradger saidNo I’m not.
you really are a horrid person
I just have little sympathy for people who go into a job knowing the pay, take an oath of honour and then strike because of the former and ignore the latter.
13 Apr 23
@divegeester saidBingo
Mind you I’d probably moan if I had to spend my working life surrounded by other people’s revolting miscreant offspring.
13 Apr 23
@divegeester saidThese salaries are alarmingly low.
Teachers are the worst moaners of all:
Average starting pay across all jobs in the UK is £25k
Starting pay for midwife £25k
Police officer starting pay £24k
Starting pay for medical sales rep £25k
Starting pay for teachers £28k
Normal paid holidays 3-5 weeks
Teachers paid holidays 13 weeks