Junior doctors in Leeds join the picket line

The video discusses a strike by doctors due to a 26% pay cut over 15 years, leading to potential departures from the profession. The strike aims to improve pay and retain doctors for the NHS's future. Public support is strong, with no negative reactions reported. A significant turnout from junior doctors aligns with a 98% yes vote in recent ballots, marking one of the largest since 2016's trade union laws.

What is the general sentiment among the participants and the public regarding the strike?

• Confusion

• Opposition

• Support and unity

• Indifference

What has been a major factor leading to the decision to strike?

• New government policies

• Increased workload

• Lack of public support

• Significant pay cuts over 15 years

What are some doctors considering due to the current situation?

• Joining other unions

• Retiring early

• Leaving the profession or working abroad

• Starting private practices

How has the public reacted to the strike according to the final section?

• With overwhelming support

• With mixed feelings

• With strong opposition

• With indifference

What historical context is mentioned regarding the turnout of junior doctors?

• It is the smallest turnout since 2016

• It is one of the largest since the 2016 trade union laws

• It is unrelated to any historical context

• It is the first turnout since 2016