President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih announced a significant salary increase for healthcare workers effective May 1, raising pay for 9,838 employees by an average of more than 40 per cent at an annual cost of approximately MVR 482 million. The announcement also includes an allowance for those completing medical and dental internships.
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Starting May 1, the change will bring positive outcomes for a total of 9,838 healthcare workers, with an average salary increase of more than 40 per cent for all employees.
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Starting May 1, the change will bring positive outcomes for a total of 9,838 healthcare workers, with an average salary increase of more than 40 per cent for all employees.
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Starting May 1, the change will bring positive outcomes for a total of 9,838 healthcare workers, with an average salary increase of more than 40 per cent for all employees.
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The salary increase will cost approximately MVR 482 million annually.
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Registered nurses will see an increase from an average of MVR 20,459 to MVR 29,261, while social workers will receive an average of MVR 21,585 per month without overtime allowance, an increase of about 67 per cent.
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while social workers will receive an average of MVR 21,585 per month without overtime allowance, an increase of about 67 per cent.
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