Senior NHS Doctors in England to Vote on New Pay Offer

After months of negotiations and strikes, senior doctors have reached a potentially deal-ending pay offer, with voting set to begin March 14.

Unions representing senior doctors in England back an improved pay offer, with a vote among members imminent.
The new offer includes a 2.85% uplift for doctors four to seven years into their consultant careers, on top of a 6% rise received in April.
If accepted, the deal could end months of strike action by senior doctors, aiming to alleviate pressure on the NHS.
The offer also proposes changes to the pay review process and aims to address gender pay disparities and enhance parental leave options.
Junior doctors and other NHS staff remain in separate ongoing pay disputes, with negotiations continuing.