More than two weeks after it embarked on nationwide industrial action over unmet demands, the Nigerian Association Of Resident Doctors (NARD) has asked its members to resume work by 8 a.m. on Saturday (today). PREMIUM TIMES reports.InformationGuideNigeria
The association’s President, Emeka Orji, confirmed the development of this newspaper on Saturday morning.
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“We just suspended the strike. Work to resume 8 a.m. on Saturday,” he said.NYSC Portal
“We will review progress in two weeks.”
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The members of NARD embarked on an industrial action on 26 July following the failure of the Nigerian government to meet their demands.JAMB Portal
The doctors’ demands, among many others, include the immediate payment of the 2023 Medical Residency Training Fund (MRTF), tangible steps on the “upward review” of the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS), and payment of all salary arrears owed its members since 2015.JAMB Result
The doctors also want the immediate massive recruitment of clinical staff in the hospitals and the abolishment of the bureaucratic limitations to the immediate replacement of doctors and nurses who leave the system.
They also want the immediate review of hazard allowance by all the state governments as well as private tertiary health institutions where any form of residency training is done.
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