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JOHESU raises the alarm over victimisation
Health workers under the auspices of the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) have cried out over the victimisation of their members following Federal Government’s implementation of the ‘No work No Pay’ policy.
According to JOHESU, while some of its members across different states of the federation were paid half of their salaries in April, some staff members got full salary.
Investigations revealed that those who received the complete April salary are those who were signing the workers’ attendance register daily while the strike lasted.
Vice President of JOHESU, Dr. Godwin Ogbonna told New Telegraph that based on the ongoing victimisation, which the union alleged was being perpetuated by the Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac Adewole, there was apprehension and fear among health workers.
New Telegraph, July 3, 2018
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