"We're Working at a Loss": when Gas Too Expensive Pushes Home Helpers and Nurses to Refuse Patients
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A liberal nurse in Loyettes, Florian Sarda travels almost 80 kilometres every day to treat his patients. An increasingly untenable daily newspaper that can lead to restrictions on certain home care. On Tuesday, the representatives of the liberal nurses will be received on a joint committee at the CPAM in Ain. The opportunity for the union that he represents, to recall his demands, including a revalorisation of the travel allowances.
While the executive is looking for the parade to get out of the crisis, prices at the pump do not end up fuelling the anger of the French. Many professions are in the bright red, including nurses and home helpers, who have to date forgotten support measures, who fear a deterioration in the service rendered.
With the current surge in fuel prices, the liberal nurses, who intervene at the patient's home, move "at a loss", alerts representatives of the profession on Monday, claiming
Auxiliaries of life, liberal nurses and other market gardeners...: sometimes working costs them almost as much as it pays them. Faced with the heavy fuel bill, many professionals are forced to make difficult choices to maintain their activity. Look at this report from TF1's JT. - "We're working at a loss": when too expensive gasoline pushes home helpers and nurses to refuse patients (Social Topics).
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