Storm warning at the hospital from April 3.
In three weeks, hospitals will have to cap the salary of interim doctors at 1,170 euros gross for 24-hour duty, under penalty of legal action.
A level that may already seem high.
But what is rare is expensive: the shortage of doctors, competition from the private sector, and the obligation of hospitals to ensure continuity of care lead some establishments to sometimes pay 2,000 to 3,000 euros for a 24-hour call, for little whether it falls during the holiday season or in the heart of summer.
While the interim cap has been enshrined in law for seven years, without ever having been applied, the government is determined this time to enforce it.
The Minister of Health François Braun hammered home his desire to "
fight against the excesses of cannibalistic temporary work
" and Olivier Véran, government spokesperson, confirmed on Tuesday the executive's desire to strike a "
fatal blow to these …
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