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McCloud posted:Hey so I don't know if you folks have heard, but vårdförbundet has called for a strike if their demands are not met by June 4th. (Actually, did anyone here even bring up the union issued an overtime and recruitment stop? several weeks ago?) When the nurses struck in denmark in 21, they went on strike in non essential, and non life threatening treatments. Icu, acute wards, and emergency departments where still open, as well as psychiatric units.
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Potrzebie posted:That's not how it works. I thought it was obviousI was being facetious since, generally speaking, one doesn't have much influence on when they need to seek urgent medical care. Although assuming that you mean that urgent care services will not be impacted, that depends very much on who you ask. https://press.newsmachine.com/pressrelease/view/vastra-gotalandsregionen-begar-forhandling-om-samhallsfara-43732 "– Vi måste värna om patienterna och att de får den vård som de behöver. Nu har vi analyserat hur Vårdförbundets strejkvarsel kommer att påverka VGR och bedömer att vi inte kan garantera patienters liv och hälsa. Därmed anser vi att strejken så som varslet är lagt vore samhällsfarlig, säger Kaarina Sundelin, hälso- och sjukvårdsproduktionsdirektör i VGR." Personally, I think they're full of poo poo and are just using this as a means to undermine the strike and weaken the bargaining position of the unions, but even if they really do believe the strike might endanger patients lives, then that's all the more reason to agree to the reasonable demands that are being made by the unions. vuk83 posted:When the nurses struck in denmark in 21, they went on strike in non essential, and non life threatening treatments. Right, it's the same deal here. The strike is meant to only affect non-urgent care, though that doesn't stop the counties from claiming otherwise.
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I still want the nurses to partner up with the garbage collectors, so the nurses effectively pay the garbage collectors to go on strike on their behalf. No one dies, nothing stops working except something that is not really critical in the short term but very annoying.
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BonHair posted:I still want the nurses to partner up with the garbage collectors, so the nurses effectively pay the garbage collectors to go on strike on their behalf. No one dies, nothing stops working except something that is not really critical in the short term but very annoying. *coughs in norwegian* pick a different employment group to join up with, i beg you
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McCloud posted:I thought it was obviousI was being facetious since, generally speaking, one doesn't have much influence on when they need to seek urgent medical care. Although assuming that you mean that urgent care services will not be impacted, that depends very much on who you ask. We're on the same page, I just didn't catch the tone.
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