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New healthcare agreement in place: "Delighted and relieved"
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New healthcare agreement in place: "Delighted and relieved"

A new agreement is in place and the healthcare strike is cancelled with immediate effect. I am most pleased that those who work in rotation will now receive a reduction in working hours, says the Chairman of the Swedish Association of Health Professionals Sineva Ribeiro to TT
The Healthcare Strike is Over – New Agreement in Place
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The Healthcare Strike is Over – New Agreement in Place

The healthcare conflict is over. Both parties have accepted the mediators' latest offer, which includes, among other things, some reduction in working hours
The Healthcare Conflict: Parties Meet Mediators
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The Healthcare Conflict: Parties Meet Mediators

The mediators in the healthcare conflict have called the Swedish Association of Health Professionals, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) and Sobona to new meetings. But when an offer will come is still unclear
Larger Deficit than Expected for the Regions
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Larger Deficit than Expected for the Regions

Regions' billion deficit grows, according to the first forecasts for 2024. They became significantly worse than what we had counted on, says Annika Wallenskog, chief economist at SKR, to Ekot
Care Strike Continues – Union Rejects Mediators' Offer
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Care Strike Continues – Union Rejects Mediators' Offer

The healthcare strike continues. The union says no to the mediators' offer
Mediators' proposal to be submitted - response expected by Friday
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Mediators' proposal to be submitted - response expected by Friday

On Thursday, the mediators will submit their bid to the parties in the ongoing healthcare conflict. By Friday at 1 pm at the latest, the parties must respond to how they stand on the bid
Care conflict expands – more out on strike
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Care conflict expands – more out on strike

Furthermore, 1,300 people, including midwives and nurses, are taking part in the extended healthcare strike. It's tough working in healthcare
Care strike expanded on Tuesday
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Care strike expanded on Tuesday

It will be an expanded care strike on Tuesday, reports the Swedish Association of Health Professionals' press service to TT. Preliminarily, a further 1,300 union members are taking industrial action
Researchers: It suggests a prolonged care strike
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Researchers: It suggests a prolonged care strike

The Swedish Social Association demands shorter working hours - the employer side says no. The ongoing strike can become a prolonged story, according to researcher Christer Thörnqvist
No bid in care conflict - strike can be extended
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No bid in care conflict - strike can be extended

An expanded healthcare strike is getting closer. According to the mediators, no opportunities are seen to present an offer at the moment
The Union Goes on Strike – Major Hospital Affected
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The Union Goes on Strike – Major Hospital Affected

Nursing strike is a fact. Around 2,000 members of the Care Workers' Union are now going on strike at several of the country's major hospitals
No bid from the mediators – healthcare strike awaits
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No bid from the mediators – healthcare strike awaits

It will be a strike from and with Tuesday. Medlarna see no possibility to be able to put forward a proposal as the parties are still far from each other
Care Conflict: Likely Strike on Tuesday
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Care Conflict: Likely Strike on Tuesday

The death situation in the ongoing care conflict continues – no steps forward have been taken over the weekend. Much suggests that the strike will break out on Tuesday
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