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Protests for Inclusion of Healthcare Professionals in Heavy and Hazardous Jobs

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The Panhellenic Federation of Public Hospital Workers (POEDHN) is continuing mobilizations to advocate for the inclusion of all healthcare professionals in hazardous and unhealthy occupations.
Today, a work stoppage is taking place from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM in Attica, alongside a gathering at 12:30 PM outside the Greek Parliament.
In addition to the demonstrations in Attica, there is a 24-hour strike occurring at hospitals in other regions.
The protests emphasize that the inclusion should occur "without extra premiums and without exclusions of professions."
The ongoing actions reflect the federation's commitment to advocating for better working conditions for healthcare workers.

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On July 2, 2026, the Panhellenic Federation of Hospital Workers (POEDHN) organized mobilizations across Greece to push for the inclusion of all healthcare professionals in the list of heavy and unhealthy occupations. The federation emphasized that this inclusion should occur "without exclusions or preconditions," calling for equal treatment of all healthcare roles.

In Athens, the activities included a work stoppage from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, culminating in a protest outside the Hellenic Parliament at 12:30 PM. Additionally, a 24-hour strike was scheduled at hospitals in the surrounding regions. The actions reflect ongoing concerns within the healthcare community regarding labor conditions and recognition of the challenges faced by professionals in the sector.

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