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Health workers to stage protests across Cape Town this month

Community health workers are demanding permanent public service jobs

Members of the National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers protest with community health workers in Bishop Lavis, demanding permanent public service jobs. Photos: Abonge Chiya

Community health workers, supported by the National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers, will stage protests across Cape Town this month to demand permanent jobs.
They are currently employed by non-profit organisations contracted by the Western Cape Department of Health and Wellness.
The department says it recognises and values the important contribution made by community health workers, but it currently has no plans to permanently absorb them.

Members of the National Union of Public Service and Allied Workers (NUPSAW) will hold protests with community health workers (CHWs) across Cape Town this month…

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