Sentence examples for contract being imposed from inspiring English sources

The Welsh government has extended a "very warm welcome" to junior doctors seeking to escape the new contract being imposed in England.

We have already seen strikes and with the prospect of a new contract being imposed, there is now the unprecedented threat of a full walkout of junior doctors.

The contract being imposed makes Saturdays between 7am and 5pm part of a junior doctor's normal working week for the first time – an issue the BMA refused to negotiate during the talks.

Junior doctors have already staged six walkouts this year as part of their campaign against the proposed new contract being imposed on them by the government, but Stephenson said the BMA was now planning "a substantial escalation" of the dispute.

What I never imagined was that within eight weeks of starting there would be calls to strike, friends from the years above quitting medicine, others leaving for New Zealand (and never coming back) and a new contract being imposed by the government that altered everything I had signed up for.

If the contract is imposed I will leave medicine.

The contract was imposed by a Quebec government arbitrator on Thursday but not announced until Friday.

A survey found that 70% of junior doctors planned to leave if the new contract was imposed.

The predictable response of junior doctors threatening to leave the NHS if the contract is imposed is therefore entirely in keeping with the ideological intent of the government.

If a contract is imposed upon us, it will be the death knell for an institution we hold very dear to our hearts.

A survey of junior doctors reported by Independent yesterday found that over 90 per cent of junior doctors would consider leaving the profession if the contract was imposed without agreement.