Union Asks for Investigation of Working Conditions in the Blood Center
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Doctors subject to weeks of work without pay for additional work. They participated in IGAS to "report degradation". IPST wanted to organize clinical activity.
The number of blood donors has dropped, so the two organizations are appealing to the public.
The Union of Doctors of the North (SMN) reports, in a statement sent today to Lusaka, that there are doctors who continue to be subject to weeks of work of 52 and 64 hours, without remuneration for the additional work and without the legally prescribed rest periods, following a decision of the Board of Directors of the [Portuguese Blood and Transplantation Institute] IPST. The union warns that this situation compromises the safety of donors, pat…
TURIN – Technicians are working at ASL To3 to fix an IT issue that is causing some disruption. A software glitch in the Analysis Laboratory management system, which occurred yesterday evening, is causing slowdowns in blood collection points and longer wait times for users. According to the company, as soon as the problem occurred, IT technicians responded immediately, working through the night. The system was restored around 2:00 a.m., but some …
The Union of Doctors of the North (SMN) asked the General Inspectorate of Health Activities (IGAS) to investigate the Blood and Transplantation Center of Porto (CSTP) because doctors are allegedly subject to unpaid supplementary work.
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