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18 April 2013 - 02:57 By Kerishnie Naiker, communications director, Netcare
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Nurses and other workers at private hospitals attend a National Education Health and Allied Workers' Union mass meeting at Johannesburg's Charlotte Maxeke Hospital yesterday. They are demanding an 11% increase from private hospital group Netcare
Nurses and other workers at private hospitals attend a National Education Health and Allied Workers' Union mass meeting at Johannesburg's Charlotte Maxeke Hospital yesterday. They are demanding an 11% increase from private hospital group Netcare
Image: DANIEL BORN

Netcare reassures our patients and members of the public that the quality of care and service levels at our hospitals are not being compromised despite the strike by members of Nehawu.

Netcare reassures our patients and members of the public that the quality of care and service levels at our hospitals are not being compromised despite the strike by members of Nehawu.

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