If health care is a human right, it should be available to everyone, paid for by those who have the money. And those who provide it of cause should be paid well, from doctors to nurses to assistants.
The argument is that under this government the conditions the workers have to endure is causing staff to leave and deterring new staff, so if they don’t act then more people will have worse health outcomes down the line. Is not just about wages.
But if healthcare is a human right, then they should not strike as that is violating the rights of others?
If health care is a human right, it should be available to everyone, paid for by those who have the money. And those who provide it of cause should be paid well, from doctors to nurses to assistants.
The argument is that under this government the conditions the workers have to endure is causing staff to leave and deterring new staff, so if they don’t act then more people will have worse health outcomes down the line. Is not just about wages.
You say “this government” and I’m not even sure which country you’re referring to at this point.
It seems like the enshittification has hit us on a global scale. This is the new pandemic.
The article is about the UK, so obviously the UK government is what I was referring to.