The CGT union of Lannemezan Hospitals through the voice of its secretary Michel Dabat calls for a return of local elected officials within a Joint Board of Directors.
On February 26, during the visit to Tarbes of Amélie de Montchalin the Minister of Transformation and the Public Service, the CGT union of Lannemezan Hospitals was part of the delegation which was received by the Minister’s advisor.
“During his speech, indicates Michel Dabat the local secretary of the union, he denounced the legacy of various government policies, including the closure of beds which have led our establishments to the dead end we know today”.
And Michel Dabat added: “It is clear that the full powers granted to the directorates have had no other consequences than the constant decrease in the number of beds, despite the increase in the population from 55 to 66 million. inhabitants. As a consequence, a reduction in resuscitation beds. With the only concern Michel Dabat deplores the budgetary savings “. And to declare: “we must change governance. This change will go through the return of” the political “(representative elected by the citizen) local, departmental, regional or national mandate of the territory within a Joint Administrative Council (CPA The latter will allow consistency between the speeches of our leaders and the measures taken by public health, somatic or mental health establishments.
The Lannemezan establishment is the Hautes-Pyrénées departmental hospital for mental health, from infancy to the elderly, but also for populations in the south of Haute-Garonne for adult psychiatry. Our hospital indicates Michel Dabat has always been the “super student” of the class, responding positively to all tutelary orientations. Today we can no longer follow blindly without having consistency between the various budgetary policies, whether national, regional or departmental. With for example the TIMM truck (mobile medical tele-imaging) a project which cost 2.3 million euros, financed by the Hospitals of Lannemezan, by the Department, the Region, the ARS and the State, and which at the end of its relatively positive experiment could not be completed by the will of our management.
Moreover, what concerns us is the situation of agents in precarious employment in the 3 public services. Agents on fixed-term contracts at Lannemezan hospitals. Some of them who do not wish to continue their contract encounter difficulties in obtaining from our management the documents allowing them to re-register with Pole Emploi, in order to benefit from training rights as well as unemployment benefits to which they can. claim. The fact of not contributing to unemployment insurance by establishments like ours, should impose on them the same missions as those of Pôle emploi “.
“In addition indicates the secretary CGT we have by mail requested an interview with the parliamentarians of the department: the deputies Jeanine Dubié and Jean-Bernard Sempastous, and the senators Viviane Artigalas and Maryse Carrère”.
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