After a two-month-long healthcare strike, a new agreement has been reached between the union and the employers.

While the new contract offers shorter work hours for a minority and a slight wage increase, many healthcare workers express dissatisfaction.

They argue that the changes benefit only a few and do not sufficiently address the overall work conditions.

Critics label the agreement as a failure for not meaningfully reducing workloads.

There is concern that this dissatisfaction may lead to future strikes.