Nurses’ union leaders are alarmed by the government’s failure to communicate with them for four days now, yet they are still on strike. He said the strike was not protected by law because the union did not serve any of the 47 counties with the mandatory strike notice. But we have told members to stay put. They should not listen to anyone else apart from the union,” Opetu told the Star. On Tuesday, Nanok said the “unacceptable” proposal was made by the team the CoG appointed to negotiate with the nurses.

Source: The Star June 11, 2017 20:43 UTC