Health Services Workers’ Union suspend strike
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On Tuesday, October 26, the Health Services Workers’ Union began a nationwide strike due to what it describes as delayed negotiations for better conditions of service for union members.
The Health Services Workers’ Union (HSWU) has called off its nationwide strike across the country until further notice.
This follows an emergency council meeting between the government and the leadership of the union’s professional association.
“At an emergency National Executive Council and Leadership of Professional Association meeting held on October 29, 2021, the group decided to suspend the industrial action not because someone has intimidated or coerced us but because we have listened to the cry of the good people of Ghana,” the union said in a statement.
On Tuesday, October 26, the Health Services Workers’ Union began a nationwide strike due to what it describes as delayed negotiations for better conditions of service for union members.
It accused the government of unfairly reviewing the conditions of service for other unions twice, but failed to review theirs as agreed upon in 2016.
Below is the statement;
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