Resident doctors in England's National Health Service go on strike
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Hospital doctors in England began a five-day strike in a long-running dispute over pay, but the National Health Service vowed to keep disruption to a minimum.
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Thousands of doctors in England's state-funded health system have walked off the job in a five-day strike over pay. The strike began Friday after talks with the government broke down. Resident doctors, who are early in their careers, are seeking a pay raise to counter what their union says is a 20% …
Hospital doctors in England began a five-day strike in a long-running dispute over pay, but the National Health Service vowed to keep disruption to a minimum.
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