The BMA is considering its next steps after the 'disappointing' ruling from the High Court over its case against the GMC for blurring the lines between doctors and physician associates (PAs).
Resident doctors in England have re-entered a pay dispute with the Government, citing key provisions of last year’s agreements that have not been upheld.
Resident doctors in England have agreed reforms to additional hours worked and safe working practices in NHS hospitals, bringing to an end a dispute with Government over lack of progress with this ...
BMA staff have been protesting outside the union’s central London office, as a dispute about pay and recognition of service escalates.
More than 32,000 shifts that doctors in hospitals across London should have filled, were not staffed over six months in 2024, new research reveals.
Government and GP representatives have agreed reforms to GP contracts for the first time in four years.
The BMA is warning that insufficient government funding for medical students in England is pushing many into financial hardship.
The BMA resident doctors committee has voted to go into dispute over conditions in the 2024 pay deal.
GMB Union has lodged a formal dispute with the BMA in response to the treatment of some of the organisation's lowest paid employees.
Resident doctors in Northern Ireland have voted in favour of a pay offer from the Department of Health.
Calls to cut the drink-drive limit in England for the first time in 60 years are growing in strength.
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North East LincolnshireLGE01 - £56,215
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