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Al-ShamsSecurity

Hillel Yaffe Hospital Nurses Strike Over Attack on Emergency Room Staffer

Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba

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Nurses at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center are striking for two hours to protest a physical assault on a nurse in the emergency room, demanding a safe working environment.

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  • Nurses at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center are striking today.
  • The strike protests a physical assault on a nurse in the ER.
  • The nurses' union demands zero tolerance for violence against staff.
  • Protesters are calling for a safe working environment for medical personnel.
Hillel Yaffe Hospital Nurses Strike Over Attack on Emergency Room Staffer
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Nurses at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera are staging a two-hour strike today, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, to protest a physical assault on a nurse in the hospital's emergency department. The nurses' union is leading the action, emphasizing its policy of zero tolerance for violence against medical staff.

The union is demanding a safe working environment for all healthcare professionals, ensuring their protection while performing their duties. This strike follows the recent attack on the nurse in the ER, which has drawn widespread condemnation and calls for decisive measures to curb violence against medical personnel.

The union stated that the strike underscores their rejection of violence and their commitment to ensuring the safety of staff as they provide medical services.

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