First mass walkout in a century
The claim is there is no money to give to keep up with rising inflation.
The article says the money they are paid with is not government money it's tax payer money. So they'll either have to tax the people more, borrow the money or take money from Frontline workers.
What are your thoughts? Is their claim truthful? Do they really have no money to give? Or do they have the money but don't want to give it to health care workers?
https://news.sky.com/story/tens-of-...y-in-first-mass-walkout-in-a-century-12768369
Ambulance workers will also go on strike later this month
And Maritime, Rail & Transport Union also began their strike.
The claim is there is no money to give to keep up with rising inflation.
The article says the money they are paid with is not government money it's tax payer money. So they'll either have to tax the people more, borrow the money or take money from Frontline workers.
What are your thoughts? Is their claim truthful? Do they really have no money to give? Or do they have the money but don't want to give it to health care workers?
https://news.sky.com/story/tens-of-...y-in-first-mass-walkout-in-a-century-12768369
Ambulance workers will also go on strike later this month
And Maritime, Rail & Transport Union also began their strike.
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