INEM presented a counterproposal to the union of pre-hospital emergency technicians that failed to convince workers to suspend the scheduled strike. The document fell short of what had been agreed at the meeting with the Minister of Health, worsening the labor conflict in the management of medical emergencies.
The new rules implemented for CODU, the Emergency Patient Guidance Center, contributed to increased tension between management and technicians. These changes to operating procedures were reportedly one of the points of discord that led to the deterioration of labor relations.
The union of pre-hospital emergency technicians expressed willingness to continue the negotiation process, although it maintains that INEM's counterproposal does not fulfill what was previously agreed. The union is awaiting new proposals that may satisfy the professionals' demands.
An internal deliberation could delay the activation of emergency medical motorcycles, which could impact INEM's response times. This possibility arises at a particularly sensitive time, given the ongoing labor conflict and the proximity of the date set for the strike.
