Covid-19: Additional salary to frontline health-workers working at sevenhills hospital, Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital
Employees of Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital in Mumbai who are actively involved in COVID-19 treatment would get an additional one-month CTC while the frontline staff deployed at Seven Hills Hospital, emergency room (ER) and two isolation rooms will get an additional payout besides the extra salary.;
New Delhi: A hospital run by billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance group's philanthropic arm has decided to reward its medical warriors currently leading the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, with extra salary and other benefits.
Employees of Sir H N Reliance Foundation Hospital in Mumbai who are actively involved in COVID-19 treatment would get an additional one-month CTC while the frontline staff deployed at Seven Hills Hospital, emergency room (ER) and two isolation rooms will get an additional payout besides the extra salary.
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"We are extremely grateful and thankful to the entire RFH team, working together as a team towards this war against COVID.
We are the real warriors and the real heroes.
We are extremely proud of the unmatched commitment, determination and support displayed of all of you in these tough times especially our team at Seven Hills and at RFH in ER isolation units," Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital (RFH) chief executive Tarang Gianchandani has written to staff.
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