Botswana: Nurses Threaten Court Action On Scarce Skills Allowance
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29-Sep-2008 1 related
        

Posted to the web 29 September 2008 Isaiah Morewagae Nurses have hinted that they might take government to court over the scarce skills allowance if negotiations fail. Their main contention is that they fall within the category of those who have been selected to benefit from the policy. At an emergency meeting called by Nurses Association of Botswana (NAB) on Tuesday at Babusi Hall in Gaborone, the Serowe branch... [read full story]                    

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