Taxi Driver Online

Just hope he doesn't have a heart attack then.

But then again..........

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Excited NO But very disapointed that the wider trade Union movement hasn't instigated massive strikes on our doctors behalf ie Rail Tube Cabs Airports Airlines Newspapers TV and Radio services should all have been disrupted on our doctors behalf enabling them too carry on treating all and preventing the cancellation of Surgical procedures and clinics already arranged!! ........................................But of course that would be illegal under Fascist Tory legislation so what is my view

Well done the Doctors

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Divide and conquer used to be tory policy. They have no need implement it when people start arguing among themselves.

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Selling Imperial tools for old cars.

Went on the Picket line with our doctors today and the public response overwhelmingly in support of our Doctors looks like Tory Hunt the c(unt is going to get stuffed on this one

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98% vote for strike, but only 60% ON strike. Wot yer rekkon, TT?

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Former taxi driver

Pretty obvious why there are only 60% on strike the doctors that work in departments that involve critical care and A and E for example are still working.

Thats right midlife. and its the normal cheap skate comment from jimbo

This issue is in my opinion fundamental to the well being of our population ALL of them, i well recall the stories i was told by my Granparents and one Great granparent of times before the NHS, people if poor died through lack of care including of course children of course hunger and deprivation was the norm in 1920/s and 30's life was very tough !!

But once the NHS emerged things were considerably improved healthwise and i was always satisfied with my experiences until very recently.

The point of this thread is not political for rest assured i was very annoyed at Blair and Browns regimes and their dealing's with the NHS [PFI for instance] the point to me is we must prevent the destruction of this fabulous asset we have for our children and Grandchildren if by posting on here it gets people considering the issues that to me is success so i will persevere

Finally i would point out if its necessary to spill blood including mine i will to protect this VITAL organisation for all future generations, a return to pre NHS days is not on my agenda but would appear to be on the Conservatives ................................no [edited by admin]!ng way

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Jeremy Hunt wants a seven day a week NHS. So do I. Anything wrong with that?

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Am I missing something here? Firstly, rightly or wrongly, junior doctors have always worked long hours.
The offer seems to be saying that they will be working less hours under the new proposals.
The doctors say that this will make them more tired.
There are thousands of hospital deaths at weekends that could be prevented by having 7 day contracts.
So hours are to be cut from the current level for some doctors, not the same ones each week, from over 100 to 72 and this will be bad for patient care.
I think it is more to do with the lose of the overtime pay.

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