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Hjemmesykepleiere Orker Ikke Jobbe

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19 av 40 sykepleiere i Arendal orker ikke å gå på jobb i hjemmesykepleien. Årsaken there two more often and more work pressure. Kommunen avviser at det skaper farlige situasjoner.

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Hjemmesykepleiere Orker Ikke Jobbe

19 av 40 sykepleiere i Arendal orker ikke å gå på jobb i hjemmesykepleien. Årsaken there two more often and more work pressure. Kommunen avviser at det skaper farlige situasjoner.

1 hour ago·Oslo, Norway

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NRK broke the news in Oslo, Norway 1 hour ago on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

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