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If Doctors Refuse To Resume, We Will Implement ‘No Work, No Pay’ – Ngige
The Federal Government has promised will implement the no work, no pay on the striking National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) if they refuse to resume work. This was revealed by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, on Friday during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today. “By Tuesday, I will invite them back. If they become recalcitrant, there are other things I can do. There are weapons in the Labour Laws, I will invoke them. There is no work, no pay,” Ngige said. “Their employers have a role also to keep their business afloat, to keep patients alive. They can employ local doctors. We won’t get there but if we are going to get there, we will use that stick.” Speaking further, the Minister also noted that the current hazard allowance of ₦5,000 for doctors was fixed in 1992. While noting that when the former President of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Dr. Francis Adedayo Faduyile, drew the attention of Vice President Yemi Osinbajo who described the figure as criminal. The Minister explained that the Federal Government would review the amount in five weeks’ time, although he didn’t disclose the proposed figure. “It is the last NMA President Faduyile that called my attention that the hazard (allowance) was ₦5,000. I raised it with the Finance Minister and the Vice President in the Economic Sustainability Meeting. In fact, to use the words of the Vice President, he said it is criminal, that it shouldn’t happen. “The new hazard allowance will be done in the next five weeks. It is in the Memorandum of Action that we signed. Immediately after the Easter break, I will convene a meeting to look at it holistically,” he added. Read the full article