Lawmakers warned the government that there would be a huge demand for nurses in both public and private sectors after the crisis due to COVID-19 in our country. Hence, the government has to initiate measures to fill this shortage and one of which is to increase their monthly salary.
Anak Kalusugan Party-List Representative, Michael Defensor, urged to increase the salary of both public and private nurses to P60,000 a month to encourage them not to leave the country for higher wages.
Meanwhile, the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) temporarily stopped the deployment of nurses and other medical professionals to other countries due to this COVID-19 pandemic.
P60,000 Monthly Salary for Nurses Pushed
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April 13, 2020
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April 13, 2020
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Kasalanan talaga ng past administraitons to. ilang dekada na itong pinag lalaban ng mga nurses. kahit pagod at walang sched mag rally mga nurses noon pa kasi di rin naman pwedi iiwan mga pasyente sa ospital. kahit kunti lang makaka attend sige pa rin rally kasi hindi makatarungan ang sweldo ng nurses noon pa. e ngayun dahil sa covid, ngayun lang mag papaasa ng kaunting increase? Mag dasal na lang kayu na may mga nurses na maawa at mananatili dito sa pinas. ang offer sa mga ospital abroad ay di bababa sa 150k/month. yang 60k na isinusulong ngayun, maging batas sana sa lalong madaling panahon! Pag hindi, talagang aalis at aalis din mga nurses. Wala na kukuha o kunti na lang din kukuha ng kursong nursing dito sa pinas. kasi alam nilang napaka hirap at napaka mahal ng tuition din dito. Yang 60k sweldo makukuha din naman yan sa BPO na hindi naman mahirap ang trabaho. kaya Dasal na lang tayo. na pag tayoy ma oospital may nurse na mag aalaga sa atin at sating mga pamilya.
ReplyDelete60 K per month is good enough for Nurses to stay in NURSING....so many now in call centers and real estate,,,, we needed Nurses,,,a good salary will ensure that better Nurses graduate and stay here in the Philippines,,,
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