“We are still waiting for positive and concrete actions.” This was the response of the FNU to promises made by DOH Secretary Teodoro Herbosa last week, among them, making the swift release of COVID-19 benefits for nurses a priority under his leadership.
MANILA, Philippines — “We are still waiting for positive and concrete actions.”
This was the response of the Filipino Nurses United to promises made by Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa last week, among them, making the swift release of COVID-19 benefits for nurses a priority under his leadership.While the FNU welcomed the pronouncements of Herbosa for the benefit of nurses, the group dismissed it as mere “echo” of past statements made by former officer in charge Maria Rosario Vergeire.
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