Zim’s health workers abandon plans to strike

By Leroy Dzenga
Zimbabwe’s health professionals have decided against going on a full blown industrial action that could have crippled operations at Government health institutions.
Instead they have opted for a middle of the road approach, leaving room for negotiations which they say must be concluded within a week.
If the negotiations fail, the workers say they will down their tools.
Nurses and doctors in public hospitals said they will be working for only two days a week while giving negotiations a chance.
In a letter addressed to the Health Services Board, the health professionals urged Government to urgently look into their conditions of service.
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Kudzai
June 19, 2019 at 3:21 pmSo the next question is what will happen next? If the negotiations do not go so well, will they strike immediately? Is there any middle ground? So much drama….!