National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has written the Federal Government over unresolved issues affecting its members, which may lead to a nationwide strike and disruption of services in the health sector. In a letter to the Federal Ministry of Health and other relevant agencies, titled, ‘Imminent Nationwide Industrial Disharmony in Health Sector: A Matter […]
National Association of Resident Doctors has written the Federal Government over unresolved issues affecting its members, which may lead to a nationwide strike and disruption of services in the health sector. In a letter to the Federal Ministry of Health and other relevant agencies, titled, ‘Imminent Nationwide Industrial Disharmony in Health Sector: A Matter…
National Association of Resident Doctors has written the Federal Government over unresolved issues affecting its members, which may lead to a nationwide strike and disruption of services in the health sector. The association, specifically, reminded the minister that six months ago, it issued an ultimatum on account of lingering unresolved issues affecting the resident doctors, including irregularities in the new circular on upward review of Medical Residency Training Fund and outstanding payment of arrears of new hazard allowance.
NARD appreciated efforts of government through its Ministries, Departments and Agencies in resolving some of the issues raised, but pointed out that challenges remain.
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