The proposals are dismissed as 'yet another pay cut in real terms' by BMA Cymru.
"A 5% uplift represents yet another pay cut in real terms and serves only to increase the losses faced by doctors, after more than a decade's worth of sub-inflation pay awards," said Dr Collins, who chairs the BMA's Welsh council.
The offer, she said, did "not comply with Welsh government's formal commitment to the principle of full pay restoration"."5% is less than what is being offered in England or Scotland and it is less than the DDRB recommendation.BMA committees will meet within the next fortnight to decide whether to enter a dispute with the Welsh government and ballot for industrial action.
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