“We at UPNMG take the issue of welfare, especially the health of our members very seriously. So we are moving to support ourselves. Our prayers are for his speedy recovery and return to work.
The Regional President emphasized that the Union should not only be interested in the reduction of members’ salaries, but should be sensitive to the members’ situation.
Mr. Musah reiterated the benefits enjoyed by UPNMG members, namely:
UPNMG mart / hire purchase, UPNMG house and land plans, insurance policies, soft loans, Union souvenirs, fabrics and more.
Explaining the insurance policy, Mr. Musah indicated that members are happy with the “Hospital and Critical Care” policy, explaining that under the inpatient policy, members who are ill upon admission receive GH 30.00 per day until discharged.
He further explained that with the “Critical Treatment” policy, a lot of money is used to settle the hospital bills of members with critical health conditions that require specialist treatment, and remembers that members were recently encouraged to undergo kidney treatment in India below. wisdom.
He said the members of the UPNMG are open to all qualified nurses and midwives in Ghana, and called on all to join the Union to make it more formidable.
Mr. Benson Nsoh Azure, the Kassena-Nankana Municipal Director of the Ghana Health Service (GHS), said Mr. Batayire was one of the Service’s hardworking staff in the Municipality.
“Obviously, this move by the Union puts a smile on the faces of our staff. On behalf of the family and staff of GHS in Kassena-Nankana Municipality, we would like to thank UPNMG very much for the donation.
Mr. Batayire, the injured staff member, said that he was proud to be a member of UPNMG, and then thanked the union leaders for their support and solidarity.