Junior Doctors in Wales strike in long-running dispute over pay and conditions

The video discusses the issue of pay restoration for doctors in Wales, who have experienced a significant pay cut over the past 15 years. Despite efforts to negotiate with the Welsh Government, the offer remains the lowest in the UK. The video highlights the challenges faced by the NHS, including doctor shortages and low morale, driven by poor pay and conditions. It also explores the impact of these issues on doctors' decisions to stay or leave Wales, with better opportunities available in other countries and UK regions.

What percentage of pay have doctors in Wales lost over the last 15 years?

• 10.5%

• 29.6%

• 15.3%

• 25.8%

What was the Welsh Government's pay offer to the doctors?

• 8%

• 5%

• 7%

• 10%

What is one of the main reasons for low morale among doctors in Wales?

• Limited career progression

• Long working hours

• Poor pay and conditions

• Lack of training opportunities

Which countries are doctors considering moving to for better pay and conditions?

• Australia and New Zealand

• Canada and USA

• Germany and France

• Japan and South Korea

What factor might influence a doctor's decision to stay in Wales after training?

• Higher pay

• More holidays

• Better weather

• Shorter working hours