Mongolian health workers begin strike after eight days of protest


ULAANBAATAR: Health workers across Mongolia have launched a strike after eight days of protests, the Confederation of Mongolian Trade Union announced. Union leaders said the sector moved to the next stage of action because the government has not taken concrete measures during the recent demonstrations.

The strikers are demanding that the basic salary for health workers be raised to MNT 3.5 million (US$976), that state funding for the health sector be increased to six per cent of GDP, and that the cost of full work uniforms for medical staff be specifically covered in the state budget.

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