KP Increases Salaries of Doctors Who Didn’t Protest

For context, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa administration has confirmed a 15 percent rise in stipends for doctors who continued working during the recent protest in administration hospitals.

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• According to authorities, the stipend of doctors who remained on duty during the protest has been climbed by 15 percent.
• According to the health department, only those trainees who performed duty during the strike will be entitled to the 15 percent extra stipend.
• The administration has additionally decided to raise the pay of doctors who did not take part in the strike.

Notably, the administration has additionally decided to raise the pay of doctors who did not take part in the strike.

PGMI has asked for lists of medical officers who worked during the strike. Pharmacy Services Formally Commence in Islamabad.

Medical teaching institutions have been directed to provide the lists of trainees within two days.

Meanwhile, the list must include the trainee's name, department, training level, date of duty commencement and the name of the supervisor who monitored the trainee during the strike.

Authorities have additionally directed that attendance and duty details of trainees be verified by the relevant department chair. PMDC to Check Mental Health of Medical and Dental Students.

Notably, the extra stipend of trainees who did not report for duty will remain pending until the dispute is resolved. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

For now, KP Increases Salaries of Doctors Who Didn't Protest remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.