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Headline : Liberia: Heath Workers Reject U.S.$50 Pay Rise

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The Assembly of Liberian Health Professionals terms the Government of Liberia's US$50 top-ups for health workers across the country provocative and a complete breach of the Health Sector Pay Grade and Salary Reclassification Policy while threatening a nationwide strike beginning December 10, 2024.

The Assembly of Liberian Health Professionals includes Pharmaceutical Association of Liberia, the Liberia Nurse Association, the Liberia National Physician Assistance Association, the Liberia Midwives Association, Liberia Association of Nurse Anesthetists, the Liberian Society of Medical Imaging Technologies, Liberia Association of Operating Room Technicians, Liberia Association of Environmental Professionals, Liberia Association of Medical Laboratory Technologists, and Liberia Medical and Dental Association.

The Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Augustine K. Ngafuan, following the recent submission of the Draft 2025 National Budget to the Legislature, said that within the current budget, nurses, midwives, and physician assistants will receive US$50 top-ups per month, while other health workers will receive US$25-40 based on their grades.

However, responding to the government's pronouncement in a news conference, the chairperson of the group and President of the Liberia National Physician Assistance Association, Theophilus Tamba Fayiah, says it's very saddening that the government would ignore the Health Sector Pay Grade and Salary Reclassification Policy and institute another policy to top up the salaries of health workers.

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