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Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by TCD: 10:27am On Nov 24, 2014 |
There is no outcry because the hospitals are still functioning with the doctors alone. so nobody gives a crap if Johesu is on strike. unlike when doctors go on strike the whole hospital is shut down no work people feel the impact more hence the outcry. 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by gbodimowo(m): 10:27am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Who ever posted the above should be banned I mean the advert 1 Like |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by onos9ice: 10:29am On Nov 24, 2014 |
The question is, will an outcry from The public count? will it savage The situation. |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by gbodimowo(m): 10:29am On Nov 24, 2014 |
TCD:As far as I am concerned JOHESU Are irewlivsnt |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Tobbie9(m): 10:30am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Oil prices are falling no one cares about johesu right now 1 Like |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by danaiks(m): 10:33am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Too bad... |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Koptala: 10:33am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Rapsainot: JOHESU is joint health sector union (association of all health workers in Nigeria) excluding the doctors. Has the brother been helped? |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Rapsainot(m): 10:36am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Koptala:فاننچگپودتتپ ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by MadCow1: 10:37am On Nov 24, 2014 |
omicron: I thought somebody said that Doctors can do everything and dont need no JOHESU.. ![]() Thank God that in Toronto we dont have JOHESU. |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Nobody: 10:43am On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru: Doctors are not saying that JOHESU members are unimportant. They are only saying that everybody is not equal. All health workers can't be treated equally. It's impossible. And lemme ask you, why do you guys lock up everywhere when you go on strike? You guys should endeavour to leave all hospital property as you go on your strikes, and see what doctors can achieve with medical students. Again, is it not amazing that when only doctors go on strike, hospitals are shut down, but when the rest of the workers (over 90% of the work force) go on strike, skeletal services are rendered. It means that NMA alone matches up to over 7 or more JOHESU groups. Therefore each JOHESU group should only receive 1/7 of doctors' benefits. Hehehe 20 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Nobody: 10:43am On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru: wow!!...height of bitterness 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by buchilino(m): 10:44am On Nov 24, 2014 |
my opinion is, Nigerians have gotten tried of all these strike actions. 4 most Nigerians is all about survival these days 1 Like |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Nobody: 10:44am On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru: Doctors are not saying that JOHESU members are unimportant. They are only saying that everybody is not equal. All health workers can't be treated equally. It's impossible. And lemme ask you, why do you guys lock up everywhere when you go on strike? You guys should endeavour to leave all hospital property as you go on your strikes, and see what doctors can achieve with medical students. Again, is it not amazing that when only doctors go on strike, hospitals are shut down, but when the rest of the workers (over 90% of the work force) go on strike, skeletal services are rendered. It means that NMA alone matches up to over 7 or more JOHESU groups. Therefore each JOHESU group should only receive 1/7 or less of doctors' benefits. Hehehe 5 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Battery1(m): 10:52am On Nov 24, 2014 |
NMA = ASUU JOHESU = NASUU Odimma! 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Drabrah(m): 10:53am On Nov 24, 2014 |
omicron: & graduate (B. Sc) nurses. Cos they've come out 2 say they ain't part of JOHESU. 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by citizenisb: 10:57am On Nov 24, 2014 |
This shows you the envy people have for doctors. They can call them names but if anybody else should strike it is ok even if they die. I think Nigerians generally have an extremely low IQ and poor sense of self esteem and that is why i advise people to go into preaching to maximize gains from the gullible citizens of this country. UCH is completely grounded meanwhile it means nothing to the public but if doctors just threaten strikes; we are called witches and wizards. A very daft public i must say. 6 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by idu1(m): 10:57am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Op we ll start making nosie now. Thanks |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by idu1(m): 10:58am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Op we ll start making noise now. Thanks |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Drabrah(m): 11:03am On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru:My dear, nobody has eva said any category of workers ain't important, nobody is saying dat & nobody ll say it. Bone of contention here is role play wc is needed 2 bring sanity into d system. 4 God's sake, wu wud a conzo nurse b consultant 2? This is wot wasn't defined dat made a nurse change d prescription of a consultant obstetrician. Abi u wanna feign ignorance of d story? ? 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by lonelydora: 11:10am On Nov 24, 2014 |
mcdokwe:You can say that again 2 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Josh1000: 11:17am On Nov 24, 2014 |
I might be wrong but I think JOHESU is born out of inferiority Complex 12 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by armadeo(m): 11:47am On Nov 24, 2014 |
The interesting thing is that this thread is still on page 2. Were it drs strike it would be on page 10 by now. Anyway I thought that johesu can be consultants now. Was the big deal. More money? 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Sohot1(m): 11:50am On Nov 24, 2014 |
I think the generality of nigerians need to seek necessary knowledge on the healthcare delivery system all over the world since time immemorial. They need to accord doctors the respect they have earned through hardwork and distinction and stop making careless and unreasonable statements about their sacrifices....lest we all suffer for it at a time not too far from now. Lets reason together and allow order in the system. All fingers are not equal....Give respect to whom it is rightly due. JOHESU should be given good renumeration but not to equal that of doctors....NEVER! 8 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by alakid: 11:57am On Nov 24, 2014 |
Solution to all these strikes is the privatisation of the health sector, so that every one gets paid according to what he/she does, not according to what others are paid. Another thing I find absurd is the cry for increase in the retirement age, why don't people want to retire? And we would be blaming government that jobs are not being provided. As for NAFDAC, I dont know why they want to be paid CONHESS when they do not work in a hospital. IT IS WELL! |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by titanhayes: 11:57am On Nov 24, 2014 |
I overheard two matrons in UCH raining courses on whoever is against the progress of their profession. No be small thing o! I know JOHESU will kill herself soon. If the govt approves what they clamour for; then its not worth being a doctor...they want equal pay with doctors! They ve got guts! And the Juniors on JOHESU know this clamour will only favour the nurses, pharms etc.Once they achieve that, they ll dump Johesu. Then another group will surface again fighting for equality instead of equity. 2 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Nobody: 12:00pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
My biggest disappointment in this brouhaha lies with the pharmacists. It's soo unfortunate that they have to stoop so low all in the name of fraternity, just to fight doctors. Such an absurdity! After going through the communiqué issued recently by graduate nurses following their withdrawal from johesu, i was deeply impressed. No doubt the nurses have some demands on the table but the manner they have adopted is really matured. They know fighting for their rights as a solitary body is more feasible (unlike pharmacists asking FG to make cleaners consultants lol). Pharmacists are people of great learning, arguably second only to the doctors in the hospital setup. It's high time they take their rightful place, pull out from the charlatans and let their voices be heard. 9 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Tightguy(m): 12:03pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
mcdokwe: .......& im wondering .... what magnitude of national problem could be more significant than the Ebola scourge that happened during the last NMA strike ![]() |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Nobody: 12:04pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
Josh1000:brilliant as always!! 4 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Cmanforall: 12:05pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru: JOHESU Member.... See his 'Pharm' title. Lol. Catch you... . On the matter, please JOHESU, can you confidently state the reasons for this strike? If you want to justify it. Let's start from there. Tnx 2 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by titanhayes: 12:08pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
The Pharmacists are the most vociferous and the most dispensable in the health sector. It's evident that they want to play the game of numbers inculcating other juniors to their ridiculous demands. They should focus on that which is important...drug manufacturing. 3 Likes |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by hayoakins(m): 12:16pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
The same fate that befalls ASUP and ASUU ie. Marginalisation and discrimination |
Re: Johesu Strike: Why The Public Silence? by Mbediogu(m): 12:19pm On Nov 24, 2014 |
pharmguru:. Pharm guru, the truth is that ur strike is not effective. Even before the strike patients were used to buying most of their drugs outside. Now that doctor give them prescription sheet to source their drugs elsewhere - as usual, they see no difference, or need to complain. Your work in the healtj sector is to provide drugs and as long as you ignore that in order to encroach on field of doctors for ego and monetary reasons, so long will you suffer loss of job satisfaction. No amount of money paid you will make up for that loss. Mark it. 7 Likes |
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