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Panama, Docked Docs to Sue
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Panama, Docked Docs to Sue
The Panama government's docking salaries for the last 15 days of striking public hospital physicians heated up the 25-day conflict Friday, with professionals in the National Medical Negotiating Committee (Comenenal) saying they will bring a lawsuit against the State.

On Thursday, at least 60 percent of the 3,201 doctors working for Social Security (CSS) found the past fifteen days deducted from their pay and today Ministry of Health employees expected to find the same.

CSS director Rene Luciani confirmed the salary deductions, in compliance with a warning by President Martin Torrijos.

Leaders of the more than 5,000 physicians on strike since November 6 termed the measure illegal, as they have been seeing patients in emergency units and hospital wards.
 


 

 

 

 
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