However, the Medical Union maintains the next call, scheduled between March 10 and April 7, within this “permanent, discontinuous and indefinite” strike, with calls lasting one month every semester until the end of the legislative term.
The Medical Union of Navarre has decided to suspend the strike between October 15 and November 17 to avoid harming patients, although it has warned that it will maintain pressure measures.
The Secretary General of Medical UnionAlberto Pérez appeared this Friday at a press conference at the headquarters, accompanied by the vice president of primary care of the union organization, Rosa Alás, and the vice secretary of the union, Jesús Soria.
Pérez has announced that they will suspend the strike for this first part, but not for the rest of the planned periods. save the next conversation planned between March 10 and April 7 within this “permanent, discontinuous and indefinite” strike with calls for one month per semester until the end of the parliamentary term, since “if there is no call for a strike, neither the government nor the ministry deigns to speak.”
Despite this suspension, they have warned that they will not stop their pressure measures and have called on all health workers to give up their work in the period from October 15 to November 17, because “they are very overloaded” and more than what the regulations on occupational risks determines.
“Under pressure from our managers, we are starting to give bad medicine,” he complained, assuring that more than six million hours are worked in a working day with an ever-shrinking workforce, because if there were 73 vacancies in June, now after a failed recruitment of MIR, there are already 89.
Source: EITB
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