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Posting of Clinical interns likely to begin in May after push - Vimarsana News

Posting of Clinical interns likely to begin in May after push

The clinicians include degree and diploma holders

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Massive strike wave of airport and airline workers continues across Europe, with cabin crew, mechanics, baggage handlers, air traffic controllers in dispute over job losses and workloads; UK Post Office staff to strike again over pay as Royal Mail postal workers ballot for action against a similar pay offer, and Royal Mail managers vote to strike over job cuts; Danish construction workers walk out in wildcat strike demanding pay parity for Polish migrant workers; South African power station workers in wildcat strikes over pay and conditions after talks break down, unions distance themselves fr...

Source: wsws.org
Clalit pharmacies to enact one-day strike on Sunday - Vimarsana News

Clalit pharmacies to enact one-day strike on Sunday

The Pharmacists' Union on Friday morning announced a day-long, nationwide strike set for Sunday in the Clalit

Source: jpost.com
The medical teams went on strike: "We will intensify the steps until someone wakes up" | Israel today - Vimarsana News

The medical teams went on strike: "We will intensify the steps until someone wakes up" | Israel today

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Lebanon's chronic medicine shortage: Zero state support, much Lebanese solidarity - Vimarsana News

Lebanon's chronic medicine shortage: Zero state support, much Lebanese solidarity

As the Lebanese economy has collapsed, so has the country's health system. Many medicines have become scarce or unaffordable. Confronted with a failing state, the Lebanese are helping each other. Zeinab Othman reports from Beirut