17 May 1997 The result of last year’s May protest of Serbia’s medical workers, when they managed to attain their rights for a salary increase by some thirty percent on the streets, had melted by October 1996. There have been no salary cuts; however, those employed in medical and social institutions are receiving them with an approximate one and a […]
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