Doctors' critical allowance petition receives outpouring of support
The Malaysian Medical Association’s petition to reinstate the critical allowance has garnered almost 80,000 signatures thus far.
The Malaysian Medical Association’s petition to reinstate the critical allowance has garnered almost 80,000 signatures thus far.
“Because as far as I know, such a thing does not exist.”
Personnel from the Public Works Department (JKR) are investigating.
Sold for: RM3.2 million (around RM393.75 psf); Concluded by: Louis Thin (E1960, 012-306 0177) of Rich Valley Properties; When: June 2019
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“I hope there won’t be a situation where government clinics and hospitals don’t have enough doctors or nurses, and the people are forced to visit private clinics and hospitals, which have raised their charges.”
“The latest review carried out this year has determined that 33 service schemes with BIPK (Critical Service Incentive Payment) are no longer critical.”
“They are already very overworked and underpaid.”
However, those personnel who have been receiving the allowance will continue to do so. These included contract workers whose contracts have been renewed.
Sold for: RM1.18 million (about RM983.33 psf); Concluded by: Kevin Teh (REN 02206) of Propstar Realty (013-555 7333); When: June 2019
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