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PSI Reveals Half of World's Health and Care Workers Are on Verge of Quitting

PSI Health and Care workers protest at the United Nations in Geneva ahead of World Congress. ....

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Mika Aino worked eight years as a women s counselor for a municipality in Hiroshima Prefecture, but burned out and strapped for cash, the 54-year-old domestic abuse survivor decided to call it quits. ....

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With the constant personnel shortages and the need for infectious disease measures, the exhaustion of front-line staff is immeasurable.

Mariko Aoki, deputy head of All-Japan Prefectural and Municipal Workers Union (Jichiro). She was commenting on the results of a Jichiro survey, showing that about 70% of health care workers in Japan want to quit their jobs. ....

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With the constant personal shortages and the need for infectious disease measures, the exhaustion of front-line staff is immeasurable.

Mariko Aoki, deputy head of All-Japan Prefectural and Municipal Workers Union (Jichiro). She was commenting on the results of a Jichiro survey, showing that about 70% of health care workers in Japan want to quit their jobs. ....

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70% of health care workers in Japan want to quit jobs

The results of a survey of 7,724 medical workers reflect the impact of the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic on nurses and other staffers at public hospitals. ....

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