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Feb 3 • 11:44 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • elDiario.es

The Azcón Government Raises Medical Inspectors' Salaries with an Unprecedented Telecommuting System in Spain

The Azcón government has implemented a telecommuting guard system that will increase the annual salary of medical inspectors by €18,723.35 each, costing the regional treasury over €500 million.

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