Nurses in Kerala to get minimum salary of Rs 20,000: Govt Notification
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Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government on Monday issued a notification, ensuring a minimum basic salary of Rs 20,000 for nurses in private hospital in Kerala, a day ahead of their proposed indefinite strike.
Over 68,000 private hospital nurses, members of the United Nurses Association (UNA), had threatened to go on a state wide strike from Tuesday, demanding implementation of the promised minimum monthly wage of Rs 20,000.
The functioning of more than 450 private hospitals with 50 plus beds will be affected if the nurses go ahead with the agitation.
The notification increased the minimum basic salary of private hospital nurses to Rs 20,000. It will have retrospective effect from October 1, 2017.
It also increased the salaries of other employees, barring doctors, in private hospitals.
UNA sources said that as of now there was no change in their plan with regard to the stir.
Over 68,000 private hospital nurses, members of the United Nurses Association (UNA), had threatened to go on a state wide strike from Tuesday, demanding implementation of the promised minimum monthly wage of Rs 20,000.
The functioning of more than 450 private hospitals with 50 plus beds will be affected if the nurses go ahead with the agitation.
The notification increased the minimum basic salary of private hospital nurses to Rs 20,000. It will have retrospective effect from October 1, 2017.
It also increased the salaries of other employees, barring doctors, in private hospitals.
UNA sources said that as of now there was no change in their plan with regard to the stir.
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