Nurses push for safer, reduced work hours


PETALING JAYA: Government nurses are advocating for a reduction in the weekly work hours from 45 to a maximum of 42 hours.

Malayan Nurses Union president Saaidah Athman said the union wants the government, including the Health Ministry and Public Service Department, to cap the working hours for shift healthcare workers at 42 hours a week.

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