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More than 6300 overseas workers added to health workforce - Vimarsana News

More than 6300 overseas workers added to health workforce

New Zealand's health system now has thousands more health workers thanks to new visa pathways put in place by this Government, Immigration Minister Andrew Little says. "A year on since the borders reopened more than 6300 overseas health workers have joined our health workforce through the Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme and the Green List Straight to Residence pathways. "This includes 2,500 nurses, and more than 2300 workers in the aged care, disabled and personal care sectors," Andrew Little said. "The evidence is clear that at time of global health worker shortag...

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St. Luke's Hospital Nurses Ratify First-Ever Contract - Vimarsana News

St. Luke's Hospital Nurses Ratify First-Ever Contract

The agreement with Southcoast Health follows almost three years of negotiations interrupted by the COVID pandemic, and covers nearly 700 nurses at St. Luke's.

Source: wbsm.com
St. Luke's Hospital Nurses Ratify First-Ever Contract - Vimarsana News

St. Luke's Hospital Nurses Ratify First-Ever Contract

The agreement with Southcoast Health follows almost three years of negotiations interrupted by the COVID pandemic, and covers nearly 700 nurses at St. Luke's.

Source: fun107.com
Zimbabwe employs additional health staff amid 2nd wave of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe employs additional health staff amid 2nd wave of COVID-19

HARARE, Jan. 13 (Xinhua) -- Zimbabwe is employing an additional 500 nurses and 47 junior medical doctors in response to rising COVID-19 cases amid a second wave