[/QUOTE]Government doctors announce strike measures due to on-call doctors Three-hour work stoppage tomorrow
Furtunes causes on the health care front the agreement between the Health Insurance Agency and the Government Health Services Agency to implement the on-call doctors' offices of the General Health Insurance Scheme, in the outpatient departments of public hospitals.
According to the Cyprus Times, the guilds of government doctors who disagree with this development, refer to unilateral decisions and are currently preparing a statement announcing their decision for strike action.
As we learn, PASYKI and PASYDY have co-decided that the government doctors will hold a three-hour work stoppage (from 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon) tomorrow, Thursday.
As =AT39gMrfdUh8z4Y5sX7P1WqS16WYeuudt5_14D0gVAuhBmzTNm8YnR4HhX-4MhUgj3P6JsdWBMRuJLiBprzKwe8EM9dd4FqOqJRatkZSx9DWwxoe8dcKa_Y4RUeRGoAEXnLj69YMy-gNNXxPS9NU4PXpPr3T4dKvYTxfygp5lmfSjp08_0gWcw]was reported in a previous Cyprus Times report[/URL], initially there was a sticking point in the whole issue as the OCYPY did not look favourably on the prospect of granting premises to the OAI for the operation of the institution, however, after finding a happy medium, the government doctors expressed their reservations and objection.
In fact, these developments come a few hours after today's scheduled meeting of PIS with the scientific societies and OAI on the whole issue.
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