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UPNMG steps up to secure nurses' and midwives' jobs as GHS revokes appointments

By Gideon Baiden || Contributor
Health UPNMG steps up to secure nurses and midwives jobs as GHS revokes appointments
MON, 17 FEB 2025 2

The Union of Professional Nurses and Midwives, Ghana (UPNMG) is urging newly posted nurses and midwives to remain calm after the Acting Director-General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS) issued a directive revoking all appointments and recruitments made after December 7, 2024.

The decision has left many affected nurses and midwives uncertain about their future, especially those who received financial clearance in June 2024 but are yet to be placed on the government payroll.

“Understandably, this development has caused anxiety among our junior colleagues and the broader nursing and midwifery community.

“The UPNMG wishes to assure all newly posted nurses and midwives that we are actively engaging with relevant stakeholders, including the Ministry of Health, Ghana Health Service, and other key authorities, to gain clarity on the implementation of this directive and advocate for the best possible outcome for our members,” the UPNMG stated in a release.

Concerns are growing over job security and the broader impact on the healthcare system. Health professionals worry that revoking these appointments could worsen staffing shortages in hospitals and clinics, further straining Ghana’s healthcare system.

UPNMG has urged all affected nurses and midwives to stay patient as talks continue. The union remains committed to defending the rights and welfare of nurses and midwives and will provide updates as new developments emerge.

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Comments

Abdul-Razak Ibrahim | 2/17/2025 11:43:31 PM

The tittle is not correct. And what Secondary measures are they putting in place if the stakeholders fail to adhire to what they are demanding?

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