Ambulance Chauffeur Licensing and Staffing Concerns
A reader questions ambulance licensing for chauffeurs and payment standards. The writer cites Arizona and Red Cross guidance, asking how many ambulances are inspected and how licenses for chauffeurs are classified, plus whether workers receive adequate pay and training.
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Sit down strike era sparks U S congressional debate
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