YAMFO COLLEGE OF HEALTH TEIN LEADERSHIP CALL ON GOVERNMENT TO PAY OUTSTANDING TRAINEE ALLOWANCES

‼️❗👀ATTENTION PUBLIC👀‼️❗❗ YAMFO COLLEGE OF HEALTH TEIN LEADERSHIP CALL ON GOVERNMENT TO PAY OUTSTANDING TRAINEE ALLOWANCE AS THEY STATED,
PAYMENT OF HEALTH TRAINEES ALLOWANCE The leadership of TEIN COLLEGE OF HEALTH, YAMFO wish to express our displeasure regarding the ongoing issues surrounding the payment of allowances to health trainees by the government. It is disheartening to note that the government is owing health trainees 2 years of allowance. Despite the sugar quoted promises made after several engagements with the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance yet, there has been a failure to fully honor these commitments. We are aware of the efforts made by the executives of the Ghana Midwives- Nurses Trainee Association engaging with the Ministry of Health and the Finance Ministry to address this matter. However, it is disappointing that the recent payment made on the 23rd November, 2023 only covered 2 months of the arrears and was distributed to only 40% of the student population. It is important to set the record straight that the government has not fully paid all the arrears owed to nursing trainees, as there are still students in their third year who have not received any payments since their first year. The amount owed to some students is as high as GH₵7940.00, and it is unacceptable for the government to only offer a fraction of this amount as a token payment next year. We urge the government to honor its commitment to the trainees and ensure that all outstanding allowances are paid in full without further delay. It is essential for the government to uphold its responsibility to these students and provide them with the financial support they are entitled to receive. As an association, we stand in solidarity with the trainees and will continue to advocate for their rights and fair treatment. We call on the relevant authorities to address this issue urgently and fulfill their obligations to the health trainees. Cc: All media houses

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