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Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technicians Advance to National Strike on 9 October

Professionals contest the revision of the salary table and accuse the government of maintaining inequalities and injustices in the career. Union admits new strike of two days at the end of November if there is no agreement.
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9 October and two days in November: superior diagnostic and therapeutic technicians challenge salaries. The superior diagnostic and therapeutic technicians will stop on 9 October. Health professionals are against the revision of the salary table, which, in the perspective of workers and the STSS – National Union of Senior Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technicians, is an unfair revision. It continues without ensuring an effective valuation and maint…

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The senior diagnostic and therapeutic technicians marked a national strike on October 9, against what they consider to be an "unfair revision" of the salary table, and admit new stops in November if they do not get answers from the government.

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Professionals contest the revision of the salary table and accuse the government of maintaining inequalities and injustices in the career. Union admits new strike of two days at the end of November if there is no agreement.

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On the same day, the Union marked a protest rally in front of the Ministry of Health and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.

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Correio da Manhã broke the news on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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