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MTRH nurses call off three-month long strike

Relief for patients in North Rift, part of Western 
and Nyanza regions who depend on Moi Teaching and Referral 
Hospital (MTRH) for health services after 800 nurses, who have
 been on strike for close to three months, called off the industrial 
action.

This was after the leadership of the Kenya National Union of Nurses (
KNUN ) and the hospital management board signed a return-to-work 
formula that facilitated the heath workers to resume their duties
 yesterday.

The hospital Chief Executive Officer Dr Wilson Aruasa signed on behalf
 of the management board signed the agreement while the acting
 secretary general of the nurses union Michale Opetu signed on behalf 
of the union.

The two parties agreed that the hospital will seek from Salaries and 
Remuneration Commission a no-objection letter to pave way for the
 implementation of the already agreed items in the CBA within seven
 days.

The parties also agreed that the nurses will
 receive a total of Sh20,000 as uniform allowance annually.

The allowance shall be payable in the 2017/18 Financial Year.

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