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08 Mar 2012
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Nurses in sit-in
Security is absent at the level of health districts, cleanliness too. Something that has repercussions on the quality of care offered to patients.
Nurses, doctors and administrative staff affiliated with the CDT held, on Wednesday 29 February, a protest sit-in in front of the regional delegation of the Ministry of Health of Oujda accompanied by a 24-hour strike. A protest act to denounce the non-application of the commitments made during previous talks, specify the slogans expressed by the sixty strikers present at this sit-in."The strike that we are holding today follows a series of meetings held with local officials. The latter committed to applying certain points on which we had agreed, but until now we have felt nothing tangible. Worse still, working conditions are deteriorating more and more", explained Abdelkader Halout, a union official.The working conditions of the staff, doctors, scientific doctors, medical assistants, nurses and technical nurses, and service agents, etc., are degrading. Security is absent at the level of…
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