KATH Doctors Delay Strike After ‘Some Commitment’

Members of the Komfo Anokye Medical doctors’ Affiliation (KADA) have deferred their supposed strike motion to Friday, February 4 following an emergency assembly on Monday.

The medical doctors had threatened to proceed on strike from Tuesday, February 1 to press dwelling their calls for for the fee of a automotive upkeep allowance and a thirteenth month wage.

However there appeared to have been a gathering between management of KADA and the administration of Komfo Anokye Instructing Hospital (KATH) in addition to representatives of the Ministry of Well being because the supposed motion is placed on maintain.

The strike motion has, due to this fact, been deferred to Friday, pending one other assembly on Thursday for a remaining resolution.

“The choice was taken after a present of some dedication by Hospital Administration and the Ministry of Well being to finish the long-standing
stalemate within the fulfilment of our SIGNED CONDITIONS OF SERVICE in 2019,” a press launch signed by KADA Vice Chairman Dr Kwaku Nyame mentioned.

“We hope, as agreed, earlier on the assembly of KADA executives with Hospital Administration, that by the top of working hours on THURSDAY 3RD FEBRUARY 2021, there will likely be a transparent concise fee schedule.

“We need to guarantee one and all, particularly our cherished members, that KADA stays resolute and dedicated to its mandated trigger.”

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