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Agreement between Osakidetza and the medical unions to change the organization of the guards
The Department of Health will bring to the sectoral table on Monday a proposal for an agreement aimed at improving the working conditions of doctors. The text mainly provides for a revision of the guard model, an improvement in the rest system, a gradual increase in the remuneration of guards and a strengthening of professional recognition. On the other hand, the Basque Medical Union has stressed that the agreement does not satisfy all its demands, but has considered it to be a significant step forward and can also help to calm the current climate of conflict.
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