Mobile Doctors Allschwil: Recording of working hours must be improved
The working hours at Mobile Doctors Allschwil were massively exceeded in some cases. The company must now improve the recording.
At the private emergency service Mobile Ärzte Allschwil, the permitted working hours were sometimes massively exceeded. This has led to a Kassensturz programThe company's founder, Michael Gloger, has now also admitted to the allegations, in which the Syna trade union and former employees made the allegations public. This was reported by the Basellandschaftliche Zeitung today.
The accusations are serious: according to the Syna trade union, employees sometimes had to work three 36-hour shifts in a row. There were also frequent 24-hour shifts without clear breaks. Night bonuses were also not paid and night-time rest periods were ignored.
Not least due to pressure from the canton, the company now wants to improve the inadequate recording of working hours by the summer with the help of Syna.
