Tories would ban strikes by NHS doctors - Badenoch

[Badger11]

Sounds an attractive idea, but I think that allowing the courts to tell company managements the terms on which they must employ their workforce is philosophically unacceptable and very likely lead to bad performance.

Other western countries ban strikes by key workers and they seem to function fine.

 

[Willo]

I think doctors going without pay must cost less not more,where did you get that B.S. Tory central Goebbels gobldeygook from?

Not bull excreta at all. That estimate was provided by the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

 

[beak]

Not bull excreta at all. That estimate was provided by the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

A Tory guessed it -pants down.

 

[beak]

Labour has some Afghan doctors they can fly in - so don't worry too much. A few thousand of them, I heard.

From the Tories death list?

 

[Willo]

Other western countries ban strikes by key workers and they seem to function fine.

One can see the attraction of the Conservative proposal of banning Doctors from striking and many would deem there is undeniable logic to it.

 

[Willo]

A Tory guessed it -pants down.

Far from a guess.
The estimate of £367 Mill is the cost of Labour's cowardice and patients are left paying the price.
The Labour party bears responsibility for the chaos that is unfolding.

I have nothing more to add on this matter on HOL.Suffice to say I shall be in full-flow discussing this subject, and Reform, with my Conservative chums tonight !

 

[ASCPFC]

From the Tories death list?

Whichever ones run to the planes quick enough.

 

[JRW2]

Other western countries ban strikes by key workers and they seem to function fine.

I know they do - and so do we. But I don't see the connection between that and the point I was making, which was that in industries and services where strikes are allowed, giving the courts the power to impose their will on employers and employees would be wrong. In fact, at the risk of overstating the case, I think that it would mark the start of a slippery and sinister slope in the direction of totalitarianism, where the state gradually takes control of our lives.

 

[beak]

Other western countries ban strikes by key workers and they seem to function fine.

... but at a guess a lower gdp than Britain.They are probably queuing to enter Britain.

 

[georgenorman]

The genocide continues.

'Hardline' BMA blocks emergency pleas for strike doctors to work

NHS England says 18 requests have been rejected, but the doctors' union says hospitals are stretching staff too thinly.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[beak]

Labour has some Afghan doctors they can fly in - so don't worry too much. A few thousand of them, I heard.

Can you release their details on the net?