The CGT union representing staff at the Balearics 112 emergencies centre has issued a scathing assessment of working conditions. It is critical of the degradation of the service, the workload and the state of the centre itself.
Understaffed and in a poor state - the Balearics emergencies centre
The centre suffers cuts to utilities
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No surprise there then.
PeryMasonIf they increase the staffing, what do they all do when the tourist season is over? You can't just take anyone from the Ayuntamiento to do this job.
It is a shame…Mallorca has so many public servants in the ayuntamientos….they should be distributed better….there is income enough from tourism