The supply crisis that has plagued supermarkets and consumers for months now has hit the health care sector, with medicines, doctors and even emergency care in short supply. Plummeting oil prices are a major factor, as is the legacy of Hugo Chavez.
The health care workers’ situation in Venezuela is precarious and has a direct impact on the care these professionals provide to the population. According to the Venezuelan Medical Federation (FMV), at least 42,000 health workers have left the country in recent years due to the economic crisis, miserable salaries, and the lack of response to their socioeconomic demands.
Caracas, Jan 16 (EFE).- Thousands of current and retired public employees held new marches in different Venezuelan cities on Monday to demand increases in base salary and pension payouts, as well as benefits such as medical coverage. The protests were the latest in a series of rallies that began seven days ago, when thousands of …
Caracas, Jan 11 (EFE).- Thousands of current and retired public employees marched in this capital Wednesday to demand increases in base salary and pensions that provide only a fraction of what it costs to put food on the table in inflation-wracked Venezuela. The protesters walked roughly 1 km (0.6 mi) through downtown Caracas to the …
It s a wrap! Today we highlight the last episode of The Revenuemanager - Summit Series. The last episode was sponsored by Cendyn™. Kevin Duncan, Vice President Product Management at Cendyn, Ian Di Tullio, Chief Commercial Officer Southern Europe at Accor, and Pablo Zambrano, Corporate Director Revenue Management at Decameron All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts joined moderator Scott Dahl, SVP Sales, Marketing, & Revenue Management at The Wurzak Hotel Group to discuss, share thoughts and perspectives data driven decision making vs analysis paralysis.