British Medical Association Accused of Hypocrisy in Pay Dispute

The British Medical Association faces criticism for offering its own staff below-inflation pay raises while demanding higher wages for resident doctors on a six-day strike.

The British Medical Association (BMA), a prominent medical union in the UK, has been accused of blatant hypocrisy for its handling of pay disputes. While the BMA is demanding a 26% pay rise for resident doctors, who have staged 15 strikes since March 2023, the organization has offered its own staff a mere 2.75% pay increase - well below the current rate of inflation.

Tens of thousands of medics walked out of the NHS in England on Tuesday, continuing their campaign for

BMA Accused of Hypocrisy as Staff Strike Over Pay Disparity

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