Mónica García Says that Sending the Framework Statute to Congress "Is Not a Challenge" to Medical Unions
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The Minister of Health, Mónica García, said Wednesday that the approval of the Draft Law of the Framework Statute to send it to the Congress of Deputies "is not a challenge" to the medical unions, which have threatened to carry out an indefinite strike, but the way to "open the door" to the improvement of working conditions.
The Conselleiro de Sanidade, Antonio Gómez Caamaño, has described as "provocation" the decision to bring the new Framework Statute to the Council of Ministers before the threat of an indefinite strike called by the medical unions
The Board of Extremadura has warned this Wednesday that the improvements envisaged in the new Framework Statute for Health Personnel cannot be implemented if the Government does not guarantee its funding. Health and Care Advisor Sara García Espada has assured that the draft law approved yesterday by the Council of Ministers “does not have financial allocation to be carried out” and, therefore, “does not guarantee those improvements that it colle…
The Council of Ministers approves the reform of the Framework Statute with a maximum working day of 45 hours and limited guards. It affects all statutory staff and there is already a threat of strike. The entry Medical Framework Statute: the reform runs the day in 45 hours and triggers the threat of strike in the SNS was first published in What!.
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The Minister of Health, Mónica García, said Wednesday that the approval of the Draft Law of the Framework Statute to send it to the Congress of Deputies "is not a challenge" to the medical unions, which have threatened to carry out an indefinite strike, but the way to "open the door" to the improvement of working conditions.
The Council of Ministers gives the green light to the regulation that eliminates 24-hour shifts and reduces working hours, but medical unions reject the text by demanding their own statute, independent of the rest of the healthcare personnel.
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