CVS Pharmacists Stage Walkout Over Staffing Shortages and Heavy Workloads

CVS pharmacists in Kansas City area didn't show up for work last week due to frustrations over heavy workloads and lack of staffing.

CVS promised to increase hiring and staffing levels to address concerns after pharmacists planned more work stoppages.

Pharmacists nationwide are taking on more duties and feeling overworked, seeking more staff to provide quality care.

CVS is working to resolve issues and support pharmacy teams, though unclear if pharmacists are satisfied with response.

Situation highlights pharmacist shortage and need for better working conditions like breaks, though unclear if it will inspire coordinated action.