Health‑care unions turn to national conciliator after talks collapse

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The appeal has been signed by the Nurses Union, the Health‑Care Workers' Professional Union, the Doctors' Union, the Clinical Psychologists' and Clinical Speech Therapists' Professional Union, and the Physiotherapists' Union. Their aim was to obtain, for the next two years, a minimum wage increase faster than the Estonian average.
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