The pension reforms and a reduction of tax relief means an average GP may take home less than £40,000 a yearIt is conventional wisdom in Britain that family doctors are rolling in it. GPs, critics say, hoodwinked negotiators into awarding them a madly generous settlement that not only took their pay well above £100,000 a year – the highest in Europe – but also meant they reduced their out-of-hours services.Last year there was outrage following reports of a doctor in west London who declared annual NHS earnings of £507,241. Another, who ran two surgeries in Birmingham, is said to have earned more than £1m over two years. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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