Talks with BMA ongoing, says healthcare CEO
A union representing doctors has rejected an offer of a six percent pay rise from Manx Care.
The healthcare provider's CEO confirmed the British Medical Association has voted not to accept the offer.
Teresa Cope also told Manx Care's board next year's pay awards are expected to be no less challenging.
Ms Cope confirmed talks with the BMA are ongoing:
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