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Delhi Government-Run Hospitals' Nurses Strike Over Regularisation Of Service
Services were briefly affected at various Delhi government-run hospitals as scores of nurses held a strike on Wednesday to put forth their demands.
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AIIMS Nurses Call Off Strike After Delhi High Court Order
Nurses at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Education (AIIMS) called off their strike Tuesday night, after a meeting with hospital administration and hours after the Delhi High Court said they could not continue their "indefinite strike"
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Delhi High Court Puts A Stop To Nurses' Strike In AIIMS, Issues Notice
The nurses' strike at Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences cannot continue, the High Court said today after the hospital sought legal help to end it.
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Inside Delhi AIIMS Ward, Patients Left Alone As Nurses Go On Strike
Only patients and no staff could be seen inside a ward at Delhi's AIIMS hospital, the country's top medical facility, as nurses went on an indefinite strike citing a long list of demands including clarity on salary structure and a freeze on hiring on contract.
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Nurses Of Some Delhi Civic Body-Run Hospitals On Strike Over Salaries
Hundreds of nurses at the Hindu Rao Hospital and a few other North Delhi Municipal Corporation-run facilities went on an indefinite strike on Monday over their "pending salaries" for August-October.
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Doctors Of Delhi COVID-19 Hospital On Strike Over Non-Payment Of Salaries
Resident doctors and nurses of Delhi's Hindu Rao Hospital have began a strike today over non-payment of salaries for the last four months. For the last several weeks, 220 resident doctors and about 300 nursing staff have stopped working at the COVID-19 dedicated hospital.
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Delhi Municipal Doctors Protest "Faulty" COVID-19 Protection, Get Warning
A group of doctors and nurses working on contracts at a municipal hospital in Delhi have been warned of action after many of them refused to apply for their renewal allegedly over defective Personal Protective Equipment or PPEs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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90 Surgeries Postponed At AIIMS As 5,000 Nurses Go On Strike
Nearly 90 surgeries had to be postponed at AIIMS today after around 5,000 nurses went on mass leave. The move severely affected patients as the emergency unit remained shut. Several patients were forced to visit other hospitals in wake of the nurses' strike, even as the AIIMS authorities likened the protest to "blackmailing and arm-twisting" of adm...
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Nurses Strike Hits Delhi Hospitals, As Government Cracks Down
Over 20,000 nurses in government hospitals in Delhi on Friday went on an indefinite agitation to press for higher salary and allowances, even as the government decided to crack down on the agitation by invoking the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) against them.
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Delhi Government Invokes Services Act ESMA To Declare Nurses' Strike Illegal
Cracking the whip, the Delhi government today invoked the stringent ESMA declaring as illegal the nurses' stir which has severely affected functioning of state-run hospitals at a time when the city was grappling with rising cases of dengue and chikungunya.
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Delhi Government-Run Hospitals' Nurses Strike Over Regularisation Of Service
Services were briefly affected at various Delhi government-run hospitals as scores of nurses held a strike on Wednesday to put forth their demands.
-
AIIMS Nurses Call Off Strike After Delhi High Court Order
Nurses at Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Education (AIIMS) called off their strike Tuesday night, after a meeting with hospital administration and hours after the Delhi High Court said they could not continue their "indefinite strike"
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Delhi High Court Puts A Stop To Nurses' Strike In AIIMS, Issues Notice
The nurses' strike at Delhi's prestigious All-India Institute of Medical Sciences cannot continue, the High Court said today after the hospital sought legal help to end it.
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Inside Delhi AIIMS Ward, Patients Left Alone As Nurses Go On Strike
Only patients and no staff could be seen inside a ward at Delhi's AIIMS hospital, the country's top medical facility, as nurses went on an indefinite strike citing a long list of demands including clarity on salary structure and a freeze on hiring on contract.
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Nurses Of Some Delhi Civic Body-Run Hospitals On Strike Over Salaries
Hundreds of nurses at the Hindu Rao Hospital and a few other North Delhi Municipal Corporation-run facilities went on an indefinite strike on Monday over their "pending salaries" for August-October.
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Doctors Of Delhi COVID-19 Hospital On Strike Over Non-Payment Of Salaries
Resident doctors and nurses of Delhi's Hindu Rao Hospital have began a strike today over non-payment of salaries for the last four months. For the last several weeks, 220 resident doctors and about 300 nursing staff have stopped working at the COVID-19 dedicated hospital.
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Delhi Municipal Doctors Protest "Faulty" COVID-19 Protection, Get Warning
A group of doctors and nurses working on contracts at a municipal hospital in Delhi have been warned of action after many of them refused to apply for their renewal allegedly over defective Personal Protective Equipment or PPEs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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90 Surgeries Postponed At AIIMS As 5,000 Nurses Go On Strike
Nearly 90 surgeries had to be postponed at AIIMS today after around 5,000 nurses went on mass leave. The move severely affected patients as the emergency unit remained shut. Several patients were forced to visit other hospitals in wake of the nurses' strike, even as the AIIMS authorities likened the protest to "blackmailing and arm-twisting" of adm...
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Nurses Strike Hits Delhi Hospitals, As Government Cracks Down
Over 20,000 nurses in government hospitals in Delhi on Friday went on an indefinite agitation to press for higher salary and allowances, even as the government decided to crack down on the agitation by invoking the Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) against them.
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Delhi Government Invokes Services Act ESMA To Declare Nurses' Strike Illegal
Cracking the whip, the Delhi government today invoked the stringent ESMA declaring as illegal the nurses' stir which has severely affected functioning of state-run hospitals at a time when the city was grappling with rising cases of dengue and chikungunya.
