The All Ceylon Nurses’ Union launched a trade union action by reporting sick leave this morning (May 31).
This is due to the failure to provide proper solutions to the issues faced by nurses engaged in COVID-19 treatment, the General Secretary of the Union H. M. S. B. Mediwatta said.
Accordingly, a trade union action launched today will conclude tomorrow morning (June 01), he added.
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