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Some 2,000 nurses have been deprived of remuneration since February: their employer, the Asalée association, is in default of payment. The organization has been put into judicial reform and its management "dismissed", announced the lawyer of its social and economic committee. The government now hopes for a "recasting of the scheme", after a long conflict between the association and the health insurance. - Its nurses are deprived of wages: the as…
The Paris Economic Court ruled on Friday, 27 March, on the judicial correction of this structure accused of "serious dysfunctions". The procedure is expected to allow its 2,000 nurses, who follow more than 300,000 chronically ill patients, to receive their salaries.
They are 2000 across France. The nurses of the Asalée network have not received their salary for almost 2 months. The sickness insurance which financed this association suddenly cut off the subsidies, following a report questioning its management. In Brittany, these nurses mobilized on 26 March to defend their employment.
Since December, and against the background of a conflict between the Asalée association and the CNAM (Caisse nationale de l'assurance maladie), CNAM has suspended the transfer of funds for the association (i.e. 100 million euros per year) which employs 2,000 nurses, 46 of whom in the Loire. Asalée, on cessation of payments, has applied for its placement in judicial reform. The court must rule this Friday.
They continue to welcome their patients, to listen to them, to accompany them in the long term. But behind the doors of the offices, anxiety is settled. For two months, the nurses of the Asalée network no longer know when they will be paid. In Haute-Savoie as elsewhere, the situation becomes untenable, without beginning their commitment.
The 35 nurses of the Asalée des Pyrénées-Atlantiques were gathered, this Thursday morning, in front of the town hall of Pau. Like their 2,000 colleagues across the Hexagon, they are no longer
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