Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu wants an applied dialog for each problem raised by health protesters.
Gabriel Neagu
Current Affairs
Foto: Pixabay.com
Always see our news on Google
Following the discussions at the National Council of the Sanitas Federation, it was decided to set up a working team to analyze the problems raised. The Sanitas leaders welcomed the Prime Minister's openness to finding solutions, but announced that they will continue the protests. A general strike is scheduled for February 5 in 19 hospitals in Bucharest.
Sources
Sanitas nu renunță la proteste până când Guvernul nu va majora salariile cu 20% pentru angajaţii din Sănătate. Ce spune Marcel Ciolacu
VIDEO | Premierul s-a întâlnit cu sindicaliștii Sanitas: Vrem să menținem un dialog onest / Rafila: Alinierea salariilor este esențială
Experţi de la Finanţe, Ministerele Muncii şi Sănătăţii analizează revendicările din sistemul de sănătate
Liderii Sanitas: Vom continua protestele până când principala revendicare, de creştere salarială cu 20%, va fi îndeplinită
Latest News
11:44
A Romanian man has been indicted in Hungary for allegedly keeping a man in conditions of slavery
11:27
Ilie Bolojan, message before the meeting with Luca Niculescu / What are the PNL’s conditions for supporting the future government
11:26
ReporterIS: Gabriela Mihalache allegedly graduated from the faculty where she taught while serving as rector
11:25
OpenAI integrates GPT-6 models into ChatGPT / Users receive faster responses and interactive elements
11:12
Israel announces closure of British consulate / London says mission will continue under a different name
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Current Affairs
AUR Deputy Cristina Butură calls on the Government to resume dialogue with medical staff after the warning strike
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
