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Over 500 NHM staff on indefinite strike demanding equal pay for equal work
Chandigarh: Over 500 National Health Mission (NHM) employees working under the Chandigarh health department went on an indefinite strike to press for their demand of getting equal pay for equal work.A mass protest at Government Multi-speciality Hospital-16 was held on Tuesday, wherein, the protestors pointed out that they have been working under a significantly lower pay scale for...
Chandigarh: Over 500 National Health Mission (NHM) employees working under the Chandigarh health department went on an indefinite strike to press for their demand of getting equal pay for equal work.
A mass protest at Government Multi-speciality Hospital-16 was held on Tuesday, wherein, the protestors pointed out that they have been working under a significantly lower pay scale for years.
The protesting employees initially planned a two-day-long agitation and later gave an ultimatum to the director, health services, and other higher authorities of the Chandigarh administration about prolonging the strike.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.