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Petition for Career Review of Diagnostic Technicians Submitted to the Assembly of the Republic

A petition was submitted to the Assembly of the Republic, requesting changes to the agreement between the Ministry and unions regarding the new career path for diagnostic technicians.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A petition has been submitted to the Assembly of the Republic aimed at altering the preliminary agreement established between the Ministry and the unions regarding the new career path for diagnostic technicians. This initiative arises in response to concerns from professionals in the field.

The petition's signatories request that the career review does not compromise the merits acquired by the technicians. The proposal aims to ensure that the recognition of professionals is not achieved at the expense of the achievements already made throughout their careers.

Diagnostic technicians have expressed their dissatisfaction with the current agreement, stating that it could jeopardize acquired rights. The petition seeks to contribute a new perspective to the discussion on career progression for these professionals.

The discussion on this issue will now take place in the Assembly, where the petition will be analyzed and debated.

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