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On his first day in office, President Joe Biden issued an extension of student loan forbearance; freezing all payment deadlines until September 30 of this year.  In addition to this several-month pause, Biden has supported canceling $10,000 in federal loan debt per borrower as another form of COVID-19 aid.  On Jan. 8, David Kamin, deputy director of the National Economic Council, indicated this proposal was still on the table for the presidential cabinet.  “The challenges we’re facing are unique, and that will require a unique and aggressive response,â€�...

The AIIMS-Delhi Nurses' Union went on an indefinite strike from Monday over their long pending demands, including those with regard to the Sixth Central Pay Commission, following which the Union health ministry directed the institute's director to ensure no disruption of nursing functions. The ministry also said non-compliance of the "code of conduct", laid down as per a Delhi High Court judgment, whereby no employee or staff or faculty member will cease work for any reason, will be treated as an offence under the Disaster Management Act. From Monday afternoon, around 5,000 nurses went on ...

Patient care services hit as AIIMS nurses go on indefinite strike in Delhi Patient care services hit as AIIMS nurses go on indefinite strike in Delhi From Monday afternoon, around 5,000 nurses went on strike, hampering patient care services at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi. advertisement UPDATED: December 15, 2020 10:22 IST Nurses at AIIMS began an indefinite strike Monday afternoon demanding clarity on salary structure. In a letter to AIIMS director Dr Randeep Guleria, the union raised concerns over the 6th CPC anomaly. “The callous attitude of AIIMS adminis...

URL copied AIIMS nurses go on indefinite strike  The AIIMS-Delhi Nurses' Union went on an indefinite strike from Monday over their long pending demands, including those with regard to the Sixth Central Pay Commission, following which the Union health ministry directed the institute's director to ensure no disruption of nursing functions. The ministry also said non-compliance of the "code of conduct", laid down as per a Delhi High Court judgment, whereby no employee or staff or faculty member will cease work for any reason, will be treated as an offence under the Disaster Management...