Doctors likely to call off strike - GMA President

daniel russell

August 14, 2015 2:54 PM

The National Council of the GMA today holds a crunch meeting to deliberate on the line of action for following its threat to resign en bloc.

Dr Kwabena Opoku- Adusei - President, Ghana Medical Association

According to an international news agency, Reuters, members of the Ghana Medical Association are likely to call off the two-week old strike action on Friday.

Dr. Kwabena Opoku-Adusei is reported to have told Reuters that the union is under pressure from political, cultural and religious leaders to end its two-week industrial action over conditions of service.

"We may go back to work because of appeals from chiefs, religious leaders and other opinion leaders," he told Reuters. "We are likely to return to work, and not as happy people."

The National Council today holds a crunch meeting to deliberate on the line of action following its threat to resign en bloc.

The association has presented a proposal detailing what they would have government provide them as part of their conditions of service but some government spokespersons have described the proposal as outrageous. As a result, the striking doctors have refused to yield to pressure to resume work.

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