Earlier, shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said he thought ministers had"deliberately spoilt for a fight" with health workers taking strike action, saying at an Institute for Public Policy Research event the government"don't have a plan for the NHS this winter".
Mr Streeting appeared to go further than his colleague when it came to what Labour would do to end the industrial action, hinting they would be willing to raise the pay offers on the table. "I appreciate the pressure the public finances are under, I appreciate the government is now facing action on pretty much every front, but we have got to see, particularly, pay in the NHS and social care, as retention issues as much as anything else.
YvetteCooperMP Public sector workers always say the company is run down Yet aren’t they employed to make it better and NOT run it down Or are these sectors built just on more money and never about efficiency and good service
We know why - it is a concerted and coordinated effort by several Trade Union leaders to bring down a democratically elected government.
Good job the backbone of the country never go on strike, minimum wage earners.
It's clear why there are so many strikes at the same time..all of these are instigated by Labour to destabilise the government.
Anyone would think we live in China
They know why. Its political to force govt change
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