The Ghana Medical Association, GMA, has announced a suspension of its three-week old strike which sought to demand improved and well-documented conditions of service for doctors. A statement issued by the association said the National Executive Council, NEC, considered the appeals from members of general public, the clergy, and the National Council of Chiefs, influential […]
Some public sector doctors in Ghana’s capital, Accra, have resumed work and are attending to patients in clear defiance of the ongoing strike by the Ghana Medical Association (GMA).
The National Labor Commission, NLC, has instructed the Ghana Medical Association, GMA, to immediately call of its three week-old strike. The commission in a communique issued after talks with all the parties involved in the impasse, asked the GMA and the government to resume negotiations immediately and report back to it on Monday August 24.
The Ghana Medical Association (GMA) has asked its members to stay resolute in the face of “threats and intimidations” from government.
The government of Ghana has expressed gratitude to its Cuban counterpart for the offer of some 177 medical practitioners from the Caribbean nation to the West African country.
Government has pulled out of conditions of service negotiations with striking members of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA). According to government, it cannot negotiate with the doctors while they are on strike. The GMA last month called the strike demanding that government puts in place conditions of service for its members. The two parties have
Government has released a draft document detailing some conditions of service for public sector doctors who have been striking for weeks.
Members of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) have voted to remain on strike but stay the execution of its final roadmap that would have seen their resignation from public service. At an extraordinary general assembly meeting on Friday, August 14, the doctors were divided over the activation of the final phase. While one group called
An extraordinary general assembly meeting is scheduled to be held today, Friday, August 14, by the Ghana Medical Association (GMA) over its roadmap on resigning due to an absence of conditions of service for members.
The Ghana Medical Association, GMA has filed a conditional appearance in the case brought against it by the General Secretary of the United Front Party, UFP, to determine the legality of their strike. The conditional appearance filed is to give the GMA time to put together the necessary documents while is seen by others as
