Junior Doctor, Dr Annie Williamson, has claimed that a pay rise will help boost the economy because "long-term sickness is holding the UK back." 

The government has offered junior doctors in England a 22.3 per cent pay rise to end strike action. 

The British Medical Association's (BMA) junior doctors committee has agreed to put the offer to its members, and if it is accepted it will end months of walkouts over pay.

The government has offered junior doctors in England a 22.3% pay rise to end strike action{ai:summary}<p>Dr. Annie Williamson argued that a pay rise for junior doctors could revive the UK economy, citing long-term sickness as a drain on productivity. The government dangled a 22.3% pay increase to resolve ongoing strikes, pending a thumbs-up from the BMA's junior doctors committee.  
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'Long-term sickness is holding the UK back' - Junior Doctor claims pay rise will help boost the economy

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