The Association of Resident Doctors, Federal teaching hospital Ido-Ekiti has notified the hospital management of its intention to hold a one day protest/ sit at work.
In a memo to the Acting Chief Medical Director, the association noted the displeasure of its members to the unfair strike deduction from thier january 2017 salaries despite thier strike action following due process .jpg)
and also the non implementation of such repressive policy by other federal teaching hospitals around.
and also the non implementation of such repressive policy by other federal teaching hospitals around. The memo continues: The house strongly condemns your punitive stance which is greatly regrettable. To this end, the house has agreed to stage a protest in the hospital on Tuesday 14th February 2017 and also to engage in 'sit at work' on the said day
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