Cyprus Nursing Shortage Deepens Amid Union Opposition to Reforms

Cyprus faces a severe shortage of approximately 600 nursing staff, a problem exacerbated by public sector nursing unions blocking reform efforts, according to Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides.

4 Apr, 01:20 — 4 Apr, 01:20

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Our View: Nursing shortage deepens as unions block reform

The shortage of nursing staff is in the region of 600 according to Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides, who has been trying to solve the problem caused by the public sector nursing unions. Private hospitals and clinics are suffering most from this shortage – some have been forced to consider closing departments because they do not […]

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