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Nurses feel let down by Government - Barbados Today

  • Dec 18, 2021
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Nurses are fed up, grossly underpaid, feel disrespected and now they are adding let down to the list after recent statements from Prime Minister Mia Mottley, which they believed was criticism of those that are taking strike action. Kathy Ann Holder, a registered nurse of 12 years, is the first to speak publicly on the […]

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