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Egypt - Pharmacists in Kafr El-Sheikh demand increase in salaries and better working conditions

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Public emergency pharmacists Kafr El-Sheikh
Saturday, December 24, 2011 - 13:42

Pharmacists Association
Kafr El-Sheikh - Mohammed Suleiman

Held, today, union pharmacists Kafr El-Sheikh emergency session of the Council of the Bar; to discuss the latest developments in the demand for the Bachiadlh government demanding an increase of salaries and incentives. and confirmed Dr. Farida Abdo - Under the Pharmacists Syndicate Sub-Kafr El-Sheikh that the union calls for the convening of the General Assembly of Pharmacists Union Sub-Tanta, away from the Cairo Juvenile inflamed in the case of non-response the new minister to our demands within a week from today. She added that pharmacists are still hanging on strike since 17 November last year, so far, in the interest of the public interest, and no pharmacists in any strike or protest or sit-in until after the reduction of their salaries. and said to be of pharmacists for the curative sector (hospitals) on the incentives 150%, because they are working 6 days a week instead of 5.

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