Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 1:28:12 GMT -5
Ratify 48-hour strike against the norm that would make them retire at 65 The Federation of Unions of Medical Branches of Public Health (Fesirmes) ratified the 48-hour strike for Wednesday and Thursday, February 21 and 22, demanding that the Legislative Assembly discard the initiative to declare retirement at 65 years of age. The medical representatives met with parliamentarians to discuss this issue, but they did not reach an agreement, which is why they ratified the pressure measure. Doctors demand that .
The Sole Additional Provision be withdrawn from the Pension Law reform project. It states that workers must retire at age 65, unless they expressly request a medical study to evaluate their health. Sectors such as health Bahrain Mobile Number List and teaching reject retirement at age 65, because they consider it to be discrimination against people who can continue doing their job. The Government denied that it is a forced retirement, but rather that it is subject to a health examination. However, doctors consider that they will be declared “disabled”.
Through the evaluation proposed by the bill. Doctors announce strike against “forced retirement” Likewise, René Cazas, national executive of Fesirmes, also warned that if this retirement is approved, employers will choose to get rid of people over 65 years of age to hire other people with lower salaries. Raúl Hevia, leader of Santa Cruz, considered that the legislators are “drowning in a glass of water,” ask for is to remove the requirement on retirement at 65 years of age.
The Sole Additional Provision be withdrawn from the Pension Law reform project. It states that workers must retire at age 65, unless they expressly request a medical study to evaluate their health. Sectors such as health Bahrain Mobile Number List and teaching reject retirement at age 65, because they consider it to be discrimination against people who can continue doing their job. The Government denied that it is a forced retirement, but rather that it is subject to a health examination. However, doctors consider that they will be declared “disabled”.
Through the evaluation proposed by the bill. Doctors announce strike against “forced retirement” Likewise, René Cazas, national executive of Fesirmes, also warned that if this retirement is approved, employers will choose to get rid of people over 65 years of age to hire other people with lower salaries. Raúl Hevia, leader of Santa Cruz, considered that the legislators are “drowning in a glass of water,” ask for is to remove the requirement on retirement at 65 years of age.