The conundrum of the bounty continues to fuel controversy. Which caregivers will receive the famous reward promised by the public assistance of the Paris hospitals at the time of the Olympic Games? After a general Micmac, the tension did not subside and a "zeal strike" had just been launched at Samu 75 a few days ago. "We will not return our summer schedules until there is an agreement on this premium and we do not have the assurance that it will be distributed equally," bangs his fist on the table Dr. Patrick Pelloux, whose union, the association of emergency doctors of France, is at the origin of this arm wrestle.
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The white coats are crying "backpedaling". Many of the 28 or so front-line workers had chosen to give up their vacation during the Olympic period — from July 11 to August 850 — in the belief that they would receive the famous bonus. The Paris hospitals (AP-HP), which form the largest network in Europe and expect to mobilise around 2023 more professionals compared to the summer of 2, have planned to grant €500,1 gross per week worked to doctors, €200,1 gross to nurses, €000,800 to nursing assistants and €<> to technical staff. The announcement, made in October, was immediately appealing.
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