Be Not Deceived
Every single day, Ghana Medical Association (GMA) threatens government with
strike action and resignation to improve their conditions of service. I
still wonder if we are being grateful to government at all for making us
the professionals we are today. Most of us who got student loans in
school had to do national service for a thank you to government and pay
later from our salaries if we are able to get some sort of employment.
With the health service, you get free allowance for going to training
college, receive money for being posted on service and then disturbs
government for more money after being employed. Whatever goes wrong with
the professional oaths that you swore to save lives at all cost? When
will these people learn to appreciate the fact that in a developing
country like Ghana, in her struggling state, things can never be the
same as in developed countries. After the government spent money and
resource to hire expert doctors to teach you through your professional
career and offer you a stable job, the least you can do to be grateful
is do your job and stop whining. I think it is about time government
employed a Mugabe strategy to put these ingrates in their real place in
this country: help them resign, seize their license, put them under
house arrest until they are ready to work, but must do so by submitting
new application for employment. One thing for sure is that there are a
sea of unemployed graduates able and willing to work in their stead but
are not given the chance just cos you occupy all the posts. Government
needs to get his dick hard to instil some discipline in these workers
with their unprofessionalism. If you go on strike and resign so that you
let your patients die, that will not take your graves away. Your place
is always reserved cos surely you '
go kpai'.
#WeNeedToGrow
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