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Health Care in America Is Sick. Unions May Be the Only Cure - Vimarsana News

Health Care in America Is Sick. Unions May Be the Only Cure

During the holidays, nurses are striking or preparing to strike in many states around the country, and for good reason.

Nurses And Doctors Adamant They Will Seek Greener Pastures Despite UK Ban - Vimarsana News

Nurses And Doctors Adamant They Will Seek Greener Pastures Despite UK Ban

Underpaid Zimbabwean nurses and doctors have vowed to find alternative ways to circumvent a foreign recruitment ban recently imposed by the World Health Organisation (WHO), saying they cannot bear the poor working conditions anymore. WHO recently red-listed Zimbabwe among 53 other nations experiencing acute shortage of health personnel, a development which prompted the United Kingdom…

Source: zimeye.net
Nurses fret over global recruitment ban -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Nurses fret over global recruitment ban -Newsday Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union secretary-general Douglas Chikobvu described the recruitment ban as a major blow for health professionals.

Nurses fret over global recruitment ban - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Nurses fret over global recruitment ban - The Zimbabwe Independent

Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union secretary-general Douglas Chikobvu described the recruitment ban as a major blow for health professionals.

WHO Ban Irks Health Workers - Vimarsana News

WHO Ban Irks Health Workers

By A Correspondent- Underpaid Zimbabwean nurses and doctors have vowed to find alternative ways to circumvent a foreign recruitment ban recently imposed by the World Health Organisation (WHO), saying they cannot bear the poor working conditions anymore. WHO recently red-listed Zimbabwe among 53 other nations experiencing acute shortage of health personnel, a development which prompted…

Source: zimeye.net