Nurses Nationwide to Strike Over Unresolved Labour Disputes
Kenya’s nurses will strike from midnight July 28, pressing for a Collective Bargaining Agreement and resolution of long-standing employment issues.
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Kenya’s nurses will strike from midnight July 28, pressing for a Collective Bargaining Agreement and resolution of long-standing employment issues.
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