Hospital crisis
NZPA-Reuter Tel Aviv. Israeli hospitals will treat only life-and-death cases because of a nationwide strike by hospital nurses and a doctors’ work-to-rule.
The nurses, who want more pay, rejected a Government offer of incentive payments for full-time nurses. They say all nurses should get more money. Hospital doctors have started a work-to-rule, claiming they were working too many hours for little extra pay.
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Press, 16 September 1976, Page 16
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