French Public Sector Strike Protests Rejected Sick Leave Plan, Low Wages
French public sector workers are staging a one-day strike on December 5th to protest a now-defunct government plan to increase unpaid sick leave days to three, reflecting broader concerns about purchasing power and stagnant wages amidst two years without index point increases.
French Public Sector Strike Protests Rejected Sick Leave Plan, Low Wages
French public sector workers are staging a one-day strike on December 5th to protest a now-defunct government plan to increase unpaid sick leave days to three, reflecting broader concerns about purchasing power and stagnant wages amidst two years without index point increases.
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36% Bias Score
Minister Fired Amid Hospital Reform Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister President fired his health minister during a Bundesrat session over a disagreement on hospital reform, sparking outrage and highlighting internal political conflicts.
Minister Fired Amid Hospital Reform Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister President fired his health minister during a Bundesrat session over a disagreement on hospital reform, sparking outrage and highlighting internal political conflicts.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Stroke Unit Reform: Improved Care or Reduced Access?
A data report analyzes the potential impact of concentrating stroke care in specialized units in Germany, finding that most people would still have reasonable access despite slightly longer travel times.
Germany's Stroke Unit Reform: Improved Care or Reduced Access?
A data report analyzes the potential impact of concentrating stroke care in specialized units in Germany, finding that most people would still have reasonable access despite slightly longer travel times.
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36% Bias Score
Trump and Obamacare: Act III?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential actions regarding Obamacare, including the likelihood of ending subsidies and exploring alternative strategies.
Trump and Obamacare: Act III?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential actions regarding Obamacare, including the likelihood of ending subsidies and exploring alternative strategies.
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0% Bias Score
UK Parliament Passes Assisted Dying Bill Amid Concerns Over Court Backlogs
The UK Parliament passed the Terminally Ill (End of Life) Bill, allowing assisted dying for mentally competent adults with under six months to live, requiring two doctors' approvals and a High Court judge's sign-off; however, concerns exist regarding potential court backlogs and a suggestion to limi...
UK Parliament Passes Assisted Dying Bill Amid Concerns Over Court Backlogs
The UK Parliament passed the Terminally Ill (End of Life) Bill, allowing assisted dying for mentally competent adults with under six months to live, requiring two doctors' approvals and a High Court judge's sign-off; however, concerns exist regarding potential court backlogs and a suggestion to limi...
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52% Bias Score
German Hospital Reform Criticized in Baden-Württemberg
The German hospital reform faces strong criticism in Baden-Württemberg due to concerns about insufficient funding and negative impacts on healthcare.
German Hospital Reform Criticized in Baden-Württemberg
The German hospital reform faces strong criticism in Baden-Württemberg due to concerns about insufficient funding and negative impacts on healthcare.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Civil Servants Threaten Strikes Over Healthcare Reform
Spanish civil servants' union strongly opposes government plans to dismantle their health mutual and integrate them into the national health system, threatening potential strikes.
Spanish Civil Servants Threaten Strikes Over Healthcare Reform
Spanish civil servants' union strongly opposes government plans to dismantle their health mutual and integrate them into the national health system, threatening potential strikes.
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40% Bias Score
Privatization of Children's Oncology Center Sparks Outrage in Greece
Greek healthcare professionals protest a proposed law that would privatize a children's oncology center and transfer public hospital departments, raising concerns about patient care, staff rights, and the future of pediatric oncology services.
Privatization of Children's Oncology Center Sparks Outrage in Greece
Greek healthcare professionals protest a proposed law that would privatize a children's oncology center and transfer public hospital departments, raising concerns about patient care, staff rights, and the future of pediatric oncology services.
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0% Bias Score