Resident doctors cancel strike after new offer from government (opens original article in a new tab)

Resident doctors in England canceled planned strikes after the government made a new offer, which includes pay and working condition improvements.

• Resident doctors in England canceled strikes scheduled for June 15-19 after a new government offer.
• The government's offer included improvements in pay, jobs, and progression, but doctors argue real-term pay is still 20% lower than 2008 levels.
• Health Secretary James Murray called the deal a 'good deal' and emphasized progress in training and working conditions.