'No work, no pay,' Governor Badilisha tell striking nurses
During the ceremony for issuing appointment letters to newly recruited nurses and laboratory technicians at the JM Kariuki Memorial Hospital grounds, Governor Badilisha expressed regret that the industrial action had disrupted healthcare services in the county, leaving residents struggling to access vital medical care.
Simultaneously, Governor Badilisha congratulated the newly recruited nurses and laboratory technicians, urging them to serve residents diligently and contribute towards improving the quality of healthcare services in the county.
Badilisha assured the striking healthcare workers that their grievances had been acknowledged, noting that the county government was engaging the national government to find lasting solutions to the issues raised by the nurses.
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