US EditionNurses and Physiotherapists Call on the Government to Put an End to the Cutting of Their Extraordinary Pay
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The professionals of the Hospital Doctor Balmis express their rejection of the cut in wages that they have suffered since 15 years ago by government order, which has led them to lose each one 11,000 euros. More information.
A hundred nurses and physiotherapists have joined the SATSE-driven gatherings in health centers in the different autonomous communities of Spain this Thursday in Cadiz to express their outrage at the "wage cut they suffer in their two extraordinary payments" and that they are supposed to charge "about 700 euros less than half a year."The health professionals have chanted different proclamations as "from my extra, nor a euro", "My extra is not to…
Thousands of nurses and physiotherapists have concentrated today in health centers in all the autonomous communities to demand the full recovery of their extraordinary wages. The mobilizations, convened by the Nursing Union (Satse), denounce a wage cut that has been carried forward since 2010 and that represents an average annual loss of 700 euros per professional. During the rallies, the health workers have chanted slogans like “From my extra, …
To the cry "From our extra, don't eat a euro", the nurses and physiotherapists concentrated today in front of the Hospital de León called by the Sindicato de Enfermería Satse to demand that the government end the reduction of their extraordinary wages that it maintains since 2010. Read more]]>
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