Since December 28, 2009 Permanenciers the Auxiliary Medical Regulation (PARM) are on strike. They now occupy the public space, Place du Capitole, in order to inform as many people their discontent and their demands. These center staff 15-approve emergency calls, send the appropriate emergency resources and guide the actions of first aid. So they save lives by taking on important responsibilities, status for a discount and a salary that does not exceed the minimum wage early in their careers. The PARM
now demanding recognition of their profession and their expertise by upgrading their salaries and integrate all staff to Level B administrative.
Their demands are legitimate, as they play a vital role in the rescue chain. Therefore
François Briançon, Deputy Mayor went to their meeting this Monday, Jan. 11 to talk with them and support them as well as elected representatives of the Socialist Party, Radical and Republican City Council Toulouse.
He reiterated our commitment to a public health service quality. "This should not systematically be the victim of mismanagement of social security, nor a desire for savings in an arbitrary manner without worrying about the needs of patients. "Beyond
PARM, it is all the hospital staff who are abandoned and are victims of a policy that seems you attach any importance to the health of French.
François Briançon, joined by elected officials of the Group therefore calls Roselyne Bachelot quickly resume dialogue and to hear the claims of these employees and those of all staff, in suffering, the public hospital.
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