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The Sejm Passed a Law on Limits on Medical Workers' Salaries

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MPs voted in favor of introducing limits on salaries and working hours for medical professionals. The new regulations establish a maximum hourly rate and a maximum monthly salary, which are linked to the minimum wage.

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MPs voted in favor of introducing limits on salaries and working hours for medical professionals. The new regulations establish a maximum hourly rate and a maximum monthly salary, which are linked to the minimum wage.

·Warsaw, Poland
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The Sejm passed an amendment to the Act on Limits of Remuneration and Working Time of Physicians with amendments. It introduces, among other things, a maximum gross rate per hour.

The end of exorbitant salaries and unlimited shifts in healthcare? The Sejm (lower house of parliament) has passed legislation that will limit the salaries and working hours of doctors and other medical professionals. The maximum hourly rate will be approximately PLN 240 gross, with monthly earnings reaching PLN 76,900.

·Poland
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The Sejm (lower house of parliament) has passed a law limiting the salaries and working hours of medical professionals. Medical professionals will be able to earn a maximum of PLN 240 gross per hour and PLN 76,800 per month, with a maximum working time of 320 hours. There will also be severe penalties for defrauding the National Health Fund (NFZ).

The Sejm has passed an amendment to the law on limits on physicians' salaries and working hours, with amendments. It introduces, among other things, a maximum gross hourly rate. 229 MPs voted in favor of the amendment, 144 against, and 67 abstained. The amendment to the law on healthcare services financed from public funds and certain other laws is part of a package of changes announced in July by the Sejm. The article, "The Sejm has passed an a…

The Sejm (lower house of parliament) passed a law limiting doctors' earnings and working hours. The changes were prompted by a number of irregularities discovered in hospitals across Poland.

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