In France, Nurses Refuse to Serve Patients because of Fuel Prices
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French nurses working in the field are being forced to refuse to treat patients due to the high cost of fuel. This was stated on the television channel CNews by Fiona Leroucy, national coordinator of the Association of Independent Nurses. “It is becoming more and more difficult, we are selecting patients. This means that we are rejecting some patients, which was not the case before. Now we have to take into account the distance and the cost of t…
Acting on aid but also on supplies: the executive couple is deploying this week to try to calm down the social grunt on fuels, whose prices are blazing and the purchasing power is falling, which has become a major theme of the presidential campaign. The price of diesel has reached Sunday 20 September 2,41 euros, of which never seen in France.
Gas oil prices averaged 2.41 euros on Sunday in France, a new record. A price spike that directly impacts the activity of home nurses.
In France, nurses refuse to serve patients because of fuel prices
In France, nurses refuse to serve patients because of fuel prices.Fiona Lerussi, National coordinator of the Association of Independent Nurses, told CNews that a full tank now costs an average of €25 more.Subscribe to TASS / The world in "Max"
Fiona Lerussi, national coordinator of the Association of Independent Nurses, said that French doctors are forced to deny patients travel due to the record increase in the cost of motor fuel. French field nurses have begun selecting patients and refusing some applications due to the need to take into account the distance and the many times increased travel costs due to the record rise in gasoline and diesel prices, TASS reported referring to CNe…
In the face of rising fuel prices, the Liberal Nurses' Unions are calling this Monday for a permanent upgrading of their travel allowances, indexed to the cost at the pump, and priority access to service stations.
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