“There is an emergency,” they say to Stéphanie Rist, Minister of Health. Urgency to defend the provision of care in Béarn and the jobs of caregivers in threatened services. The recovery plan provides for the elimination of 161 permanent employees and the non-renewal of several fixed-term contracts.
“The health system will not be able to absorb further deterioration,” continues this open letter to the minister, describing private and public establishments, such as liberal professionals “already under tension.”
CSE on June 30
While the mayor of Pau, Jérôme Marbot, was received this Tuesday morning by Stéphanie Rist in Paris, the defense committee demanded that the Minister of Health go to Pau. No information has yet emerged from this Parisian interview.
The defense committee also demands that the minister suspend the dismissal plan and initiate an audit of the GBNA Santé group by the general inspection of social affairs (IGAS)
The defense committee wants the minister to realize the situation for herself and meet all local stakeholders “in order to seek solutions in the service of the general interest.”
The defense committee also demands that the minister suspend the dismissal plan and initiate an audit of the GBNA Santé group by the general inspection of social affairs (IGAS).
In response to the unlimited strike by maternity professionals, the prefecture requisitioned 19 members of staff from yesterday until Wednesday June 17, at 8 p.m. “to ensure the continuity of activity.”
A new CSE is due to be held on June 30, but management is already taking steps to move towards closing the maternity ward in September and moving oncology currently on the Marzet site to its premises.
