Kerala nurses association withdraws petition against Jubilee Mission and Amala hospitals
The Kerala High Court has disposed of the petition by Kerala State United Nurses Association challenging the appointment of allegedly unqualified personnel in place of registered nurses by Jubilee Mission Hospital and Amala Institute of Medical Science. The staff nurses had gone on strike in March, demanding fair wages. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas was informed that the petitioners have reached a settlement with Amala Institute and conciliation talks were ongoing with Jubilee Mission.
- ▪The Kerala High Court has disposed of the petition by Kerala State United Nurses Association challenging the appointment of allegedly unqualified personnel in place of registered nurses by Jubilee Mission Hospital and Amala Institute of Med
- ▪The staff nurses had gone on strike in March, demanding fair wages.
- ▪Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas was informed that the petitioners have reached a settlement with Amala Institute and conciliation talks were ongoing with Jubilee Mission.
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The Kerala High Court has disposed of the petition by Kerala State United Nurses Association challenging the appointment of allegedly unqualified personnel in place of registered nurses by Jubilee Mission Hospital and Amala Institute of Medical Science. The staff nurses had gone on strike in March, demanding fair wages. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas was informed that the petitioners have reached a settlement with Amala Institute and conciliation talks were ongoing with Jubilee Mission.
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