How the public feels about the junior doctors' walk out

A recent Ipsos poll suggests that the British public is increasingly blaming the government and doctors for the junior doctors' strike. As of April 2016, 41 percent of people strongly support the walk out with 17 percent tending to support. When it comes to the blame game, 35 percent consider both the government and junior doctors equally at fault. Read the whole story on the Independent.

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This chart shows the level of public support for junior doctors amid the strike action.

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Share of reasons why individuals think the junior doctors strikes were justified in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2015
Do you support or oppose the following taking strike action over pay?
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Net support for workers going on strike in the United Kingdom in 2022, by sector
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French people's opinion on the conservatism of doctors in March 2015
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Share of doctors suffering from any form of depression, anxiety, burnout, stress, emotional stress, or a mental health condition which is affecting their work in the United Kingdom in 2019, by branch
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Level of job satisfaction among hospital doctors in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017

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