Jan 21, 2015
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Trade union UHM reached an agreement with the government on timeframes for the employment of new foreign health care graduates. This is the result of the protest at unaddressed staff shortages by some 800 state healthcare workers.
Trade union UHM reached an agreement with the government on timeframes for the employment of new foreign health care graduates. This is the result of the protest at unaddressed staff shortages by some 800 state healthcare workers, including physiotherapists, radiographers and occupational therapists.
English: http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20141219/local/agreement-on ...
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