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Talks between government and the Nurses Association break down

Talks between government and the Nurses Association break down

June 8, 2019
1:54 pm

President of the Barbados Nurses Association, Joannah Waterman, says negotiations between nurses and government over a proposed shift system to allow for 24 hour service at two of the island’s polyclinics, has ended in a stalemate.

She says certain demands must be met.

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