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“Tomorrow We Return to the Streets” Auxiliary Nurses, After Lack of Agreement with Health - Digital Process
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TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS. The conflict between the National Association of Nurses and Auxiliary Nurses of Honduras (ANEEAH) and the Ministry of Health is intensifying. On Thursday, the president of the union, Joshua Orellana, confirmed that they will resume the protest actions throughout the country, after not reaching a consensus with the negotiating commission of the Sesal. [...]
“There is an intention to fire more than 200 workers, so we cannot give in. The obstacle to signing an agreement is lawyer Carla Paredes,” Orellana noted. The entry “Tomorrow we return to the streets” auxiliary nurses, after failing to agree with Health was first published in Digital Process.
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