Refrain from taking part in nurses strike: AIIMS to employees
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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) has asked all its employees, including nurses, to refrain from taking part in the nurses strike announced by the All India Nurses Federation.
The AIIMS administration also made it clear that casual leave will not be sanctioned in case of nurses suspending work on February 26, the scheduled date of the one-day strike.
"It has come to the notice of the administration that at the behest of All India Nurses Federation, the AIIMS Nurses Union is resorting to strike at the institute on February 26 by way of observing one-day mass casual leave.
"In this regard, it is notified for the information of all concerned that striking the work in any form that includes insisting the other working employee to desist from work, is against the very definition of conduct rules. All the employees of the institute are therefore warned to desist from taking part in the agitation announced by the All India Nurses Federation," the notice issued by the Chief Administrative Officer, AIIMS, said.
The AIIMS administration also made it clear that casual leave will not be sanctioned in case of nurses suspending work on February 26, the scheduled date of the one-day strike.
"It has come to the notice of the administration that at the behest of All India Nurses Federation, the AIIMS Nurses Union is resorting to strike at the institute on February 26 by way of observing one-day mass casual leave.
"In this regard, it is notified for the information of all concerned that striking the work in any form that includes insisting the other working employee to desist from work, is against the very definition of conduct rules. All the employees of the institute are therefore warned to desist from taking part in the agitation announced by the All India Nurses Federation," the notice issued by the Chief Administrative Officer, AIIMS, said.
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