Netanyahu Blames ‘Management Failure’ for Mass Strike at Israel’s Hadassah Hospital
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Ynet – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday blamed a “management failure” for the decision to strike by the thousands of staff at the Hadassah Medical Center’s two Jerusalem hospitals, and warned that the public would pay for the massive debt that sparked the crisis.
The entire staff began an open-ended strike earlier Monday over salary cuts, halting all operations except emergency care. Hospitals across Israel on Sunday held a two-hour work stoppage in solidarity. A strike by the Hadassah doctors began last week.
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