FNAM joins the general strike of the public administration

The National Federation of Doctors (FNAM) announced its participation in the national public administration strike on November 20, emphasizing the need to defend labor rights and the National Health Service (SNS). The strike is supported by medical unions from various regions and aims to contest the government's proposed budget. FNAM's demands include a 15% salary increase for doctors, the repeal of the Integrated Management and Performance Evaluation System (SIADAP), and better career recognition. The strike will occur from midnight to midnight on November 20, with essential health services being maintained. The Portuguese Nurses Union (SEP) has also joined the strike, advocating for salary increases to restore purchasing power and strengthen the SNS.