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Health workers to strike over poor pay

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
May 16, 2022
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Doctors vow to shut down all hospitals, want salary increment implemented

The deputy executive director of Mulago Hospital, Dr Rosemary Byanyima (left), with other nurses and then Minister of State for Primary Healthcare, Dr Joyce Moriku, during a visit to the facility on November 26, 2020. PHOTO /DAVID LUBOWA

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By Moses Ndhaye

About 36000 Allied Health professionals in government health facilities will from today lay down their tools in protest of unfavorable working conditions including poor pay.

According to the chairperson of the Allied Health professionals association Alliance Denis Alibu, While addressing a press conference in Kampala today, they gave the government a grace period of  21 days but they have not received any response and therefore, they have no alternative but to lay down their tools effectively today.

He says the striking health workers include clinical officers, records officers, Orthopaedics, and Clinical psychiatrists among others.

He says they are not going to report on duty till they talk to President Museveni.

They say that the government raised salaries for the doctors and nurses, but to their dismay, they were discriminated and their salaries were not increased as promised.

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