The PP proposes a new Framework Statute for healthcare professionals with guaranteed funding
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The People's Party (PP) has presented a proposal to reform the Framework Statute, the regulation that governs the working and professional conditions of healthcare staff in Spain. The party wants the new text to be the result of genuine negotiation with workers' representatives.
According to the proposal, the reform should have sufficient funding to achieve its objectives. The PP also advocates that each healthcare profession have its own recognition, that is, that the functions, training and specific characteristics of each group of professionals within the health system be taken into account.
The Framework Statute is an important issue for the healthcare sector, because it affects doctors, nurses and other professionals who work in hospitals, health centres and public services. For this reason, many groups have long been calling for changes to their working conditions, their professional category and their salaries.
The PP's proposal comes at a time when the debate over public healthcare remains very present in Spanish society. For the moment, the party has not given details about the timetable of the reform or the exact amount of money it would allocate to this project.
Sources: Demócrata
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