US EditionSenior Health Technicians Call for Strike to Improve Salary and Recognition · Global Voices
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The Spanish health system faces a new front of conflict that threatens to have a direct and severe impact on the functioning of hospitals. The Higher Health Technicians (TSS) have initiated a series of mobilizations to demand from the Ministry of Health a professional reclassification that, according to them, has been blocked for years. The state trade union of healthcare technicians SIETeSS has warned that if their demands are not met, they wil…
Health professionals who do X-rays or analyze samples in the laboratory ask to dignify their profession with the creation of a university degree and a remuneration according to the category they exercise.
The Xunta figure of 57% the follow-up of the strikes in tomorrow's shift on the third day of protests, coinciding with the great concentration held in Madrid this Monday of a collective that does not loosen in its pressure to the SERGAS and the Ministry of Health.
A total of 36 Senior Health Technicians (TSS) from Zamora, 50.7% of the provincial staff, participated in the strike called this Monday by the State Union of Higher Health Technicians, in protest of the reform of the Framework Statute promoted by the Ministry of Health.
They demand a professional and retributive classification according to their training and responsibility within the health system Photos of the concentration of the superior health technicians in the hospital of La Línea
From October 30 to November 4, the Higher Health Technicians (TSS) carry out a national strike that paralyzes an essential part of Spanish health care, with follow-ups that reach between 80% and 90% in many areas. They intend to demand that the government recognize their real educational level and the salary associated with it, among other demands.On Monday, November 3, they will hold a national demonstration in Madrid, as a high point of their …
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