NHS Physios to go on strike

[ThePrisoner]

This will put the government's nose out of joint.

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...085fda3e65cbf7#block-63beddbb8f085fda3e65cbf7

 

[fella]

NHS physios don't get enough respect. For the knowledge and ability they have and the difference they make in people's lives, they get paid peanuts.

 

[r00fie1]

Claire Sullivan, the CSP’s director of employer relations and union services, said:
Not one physiotherapist or support worker wants to strike, especially at such a precarious time. But they have been left with no choice and their reasons for doing so are intrinsically linked to the current NHS crisis. Every day, patients struggle to get the care they need because of the chronic workforce shortages caused by a decade of under-investment. If the government doesn’t address pay then we risk losing even more valuable health workers making the consequences of those workforce shortages even worse for patients

 

[newusername]

NHS physios don't get enough respect. For the knowledge and ability they have and the difference they make in people's lives, they get paid peanuts.

How hard can it be to make someone wait 5 months for a telephone conversation before sending them out a couple of A4 sheets with exercises printed on them?

 

[Cambsred]

How hard can it be to make someone wait 5 months for a telephone conversation before sending them out a couple of A4 sheets with exercises printed on them?

Presumably it won't matter when they're on strike then.

 

[fella]

How hard can it be to make someone wait 5 months for a telephone conversation before sending them out a couple of A4 sheets with exercises printed on them?

Well that's no good. I'm sorry you had a bad experience with them. I can only talk about what went on with me. They worked with me for months and changed my life.