Dec 7, 2014
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Trade union UHM, who was recently given sole recognition to represent paramedic aides, announced it will be taking industrial action. UHM and the Ministry for Energy and Health had previously reached an agreement over the carrying over of leave days that could not be taken up due to staff shortages, salaries and incentives to increase skills.
Trade union UHM, who was recently given sole recognition to represent paramedic aides, announced it will be taking industrial action. UHM and the Ministry for Energy and Health had previously reached an agreement over the carrying over of leave days that could not be taken up due to staff shortages, salaries and incentives to increase skills. Since the agreement was reached, however, the ministry has failed to set a date for talks discussing their implementation.
English: https://www.uhm.org.mt/paramedic-aides-cold-shoulder-ministry-energy-health/
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