Thiruvananthapuram: The government’s health service doctor began a non-cooperation attack which was not limited to protest against their wage cuts and benefits.
They have decided to boycott training, online meetings, and e-Sanjeevani’s duties.
The Association of Kerala Government Medical Officers (KGMOA) began a non-cooperative attack by boycotting extra works and without affecting patient care.
They have also decided to intensify agitation from October 15 if their demands are not fulfilled.
Doctors have threatened to boycott review reviews, VIP duties and meeting the local self-government department starting October 15.
If their complaints are still not intended, they will hold a protest that stands in front of the Secretariat from November 1 and after that, on November 16 The doctors will go mass leave, the Association leaders said.
Because the Covid outbreak, doctors and health workers have worked hard and sincerely to take care of those infected, despite the lack of basic facilities.
Despite working without stopping by facing the challenges caused by a pandemic, not only doctors and health workers who do not provide risk benefits, when revisions of payments, their salaries also do not increase and vice versa of their various benefits withdrawn by the state government, said KGMOA in a statement .
Meanwhile, the doctor of the government medical hospital also threatened to break down if the anomaly in the revised payment was not repaired.
On October 21, they will protest in front of all the main offices and before the Directorate of the Medical Education Office in Thiruvananthapuram, demanding improved anomalies.
The Kerala Medical College Association (KGMCTA) in a statement issued here said that even though the government’s repeat demand has not considered their demands.
The government has implemented a payment revision by 2020 which will mature in 2016.
However, until now the government has not issued a salary slipping to a doctor with a revised salary.
There is an anomaly that is widespread in the revision of the payment in such a way that in cadre entries there has been a basic payment, the association leaders said.
Government doctors began to attack in Kerala, to intensify protests on October 15
