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Investigation into Nurse Pay at Frankfurt Hospital
German investigative journalism reveals suspicions of financial and administrative corruption at the university hospital in Frankfurt. The hospital reportedly paid substantial amounts to temporary staffing companies, reaching over 8,000 euros for just two days of work by a pediatric nurse. Additionally, it disbursed between 16,000 and 22,000 euros monthly for a single nurse. The investigations indicate that these costs exceeded local averages by more than 6,000 euros and raise the possibility of violations of German and European bidding laws, as millions of euros were spent on contracts without public tenders. There are cases involving contracts worth 35,700 euros with companies owned by individuals with political connections, despite the contracts being legal at the time because the companies did not have official membership when the agreements were signed. The hospital is now reviewing these procedures amid accusations of misuse of public funds, as its financing system relies on public resources and health insurance contributions.
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