An exploration of contemporary challenges: inflation, labor shortages, and the role of technology in the future of healthcare transport. Bankruptcies, inflation and the unabated demand for healthcare transport are an intriguing observation. The increasing demand for staff within healthcare transport can certainly raise questions about how the sector needs to adapt to become attractive

It is a complex situation with many different factors contributing to the driver shortage problem in the taxi industry. Healthcare transport companies are increasingly affected by capacity problems at the Central Bureau for Driving Skills (CBR), leading to significant difficulties in filling more than 1200 vacant driver positions.

“It is therefore a challenging job for which we like to get in touch with new drivers,” says Martijn Kersing. With immediate effect, 60 positions are available for drivers in the healthcare transport sector of The Hague and nearby areas. Noot Passenger Transport is organizing a recruitment and introduction day on June 9 from 15.00 p.m

If a taxi company has provided transport for a patient who is insured with a health insurer, a claim must be submitted to Vektis. Becoming increasingly scarce, but fortunately they are still there. The smaller taxi companies that work every day in the outlying areas. It is also often those companies that

Employers moved briskly toward union demands, but enough was enough. The recent strikes that brought FNV members together were perhaps the latest in a long line. More than 700 employees went on strike for a good Collective Labor Agreement for Healthcare Transport and Taxi, with which the union once again showed employers that many