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BERNAMA - PERMANENT APPOINTMENT OF CONTRACT DOCTORS MANAGED ORDERLY - Vimarsana News

BERNAMA - PERMANENT APPOINTMENT OF CONTRACT DOCTORS MANAGED ORDERLY

Dr Zaliha Mustafa, contract doctors, post, appointment

Mogok Doktor Malaysia calls first strike 'a success', says lower patient count made it seem like nothing happened - Vimarsana News

Mogok Doktor Malaysia calls first strike 'a success', says lower patient count made it seem like nothing happened

KUALA LUMPUR, April 4 — The group calling itself Mogok Doktor Malaysia dubbed its first day of the contract doctors' strike yesterday as

Almost 13,000 contract doctors to be given permanent positions within three years, says PM - Vimarsana News

Almost 13,000 contract doctors to be given permanent positions within three years, says PM

KUALA LUMPUR: A total of 12,800 contract doctors are expected to be absorbed into permanent positions within the next three years, says the Prime Minister.

Contract doctors' strike a success, declares organiser despite lack of disruption at hospitals - Vimarsana News

Contract doctors' strike a success, declares organiser despite lack of disruption at hospitals

PETALING JAYA: Despite business going on as usual at most hospitals on Monday (April 3), the organiser of the Mogok Doktor Malaysia strike has claimed that it has successfully achieved its aim.

Mogok Doktor Malaysia deactivates social media account on Day 2 of strike - Vimarsana News

Mogok Doktor Malaysia deactivates social media account on Day 2 of strike

PETALING JAYA: Mogok Doktor Malaysia, the group which threatened a three-day contract doctors strike, appears to have deactivated its Instagram account on Tuesday (April 3), the second day of the planned industrial action.