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The union said in a statement that the decision was taken before the ministry’s deadline to implement emergency measures under the health emergency plan, but that health concerns “remain”.
FNAM has extended its strike against overtime work in primary health care (CSP) until the end of the year, December 31, due to the “total lack of solutions from the Ministry of Health”.
The union said in a statement that the decision came after a deadline set by the Ministry of Health to implement emergency measures under the health emergency plan, but that health concerns “remain”.
Faced with this situation, FNAM was forced to once again launch a medical strike against CSP overtime and maintain its appeal against doctors who refused to exceed the legal annual overtime limit.
“As the 45th anniversary of the National Health Service (SNS) approaches, we continue to demand a Minister who will serve the SNS and open the way to solutions that will retain SNS doctors and restore the country to a union with a fully functional social network service: public, universal, free and excellent”.
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