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Kenya: Nurses Strike Shows Poor Management of Health Care
The Conversation Africa, 31 October 2017
Nurses in Kenya's public hospitals have been on strike since June, paralysing health care services countrywide. Read more »
The government should create a conducive working environment, including ongoing improvements in the conditions and terms of work to address both workers' and patients' needs. As the employer, it should ensure that workers are treated fairly, and that issues such as training, deployment and disciplinary measures are properly managed, writes Moses Masika for The Conversation.
Nakuru nurses gathered at the county offices on February 03, 2017 protesting delayed salaries .
A confidential ministry of health report states that the number of mothers who have died during childbirth has doubled to 857 from 413 deaths in the last year, making Kenya one of ... Read more »
The health workers, whose strike has entered its third month, are calling for improved pay, better working conditions, as well as promotions. Kirinyaga and Kiambu counties have put ... Read more »
The governors have taken a hardline decision, threatening to sack nurses who do not return to work by September 8. The Employment and Labour Relations Court has also affirmed the ... Read more »
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