After months of industrial action, resident doctors in the UK have voted to accept a pay deal offered by the government. The deal, although divisive, includes previously agreed increases, back payments, and a lump sum. Many doctors feel disappointed by the outcome of the vote, with some feeling let down by the government’s lack of commitment to full pay restoration. There is confusion among doctors about the details of the pay deal and its implications for future industrial action. Despite the mixed reactions, the campaign for fair pay and working conditions continues, with the possibility of further strikes depending on future outcomes.
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Mix of relief and disappointment—striking a balance in the pay deal for resident doctors in England
