SABA staffing concerns were discussed at a meeting between employees and the SEPPA union, according to a 24ora report published on November 6. A staff member appealed to qualified care workers to apply for jobs, saying existing employees were working with too few colleagues.
Recruitment appeal focuses on qualified carers
The employee said additional personnel would ease pressure on workers and help the institution provide better care. The account describes challenges across SABA’s care facilities, rather than giving a verified number of vacant posts.
No strike decision or deadline announced
Asked about information circulating concerning a possible work stoppage on Monday, the staff member said the meeting had not produced such a decision. The employee said discussions with management were still needed, and no deadline had been set.
The report therefore establishes a union meeting and a recruitment appeal, not a confirmed strike notice or suspension of care. It provides no completed agreement with management.
Source: Original report.
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