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Congo Healthcare Workers Strike Briefly Over Pay and Ebola Conditions, Issue 48-Hour Deadline
Dozens of healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo walked off the job on Monday to protest unpaid wages and dangerous conditions while responding to an Ebola outbreak. They returned to work later the same day but set a 48-hour deadline for their demands.
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Dozens of healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo walked off the job on Monday to protest unpaid wages and dangerous working conditions while responding to an Ebola outbreak, @France24_en reported. The workers agreed to return to their posts later the same day. They also issued a 48-hour deadline for their demands to be met.
The action occurred as the workers remained on the front lines of efforts to contain the outbreak in the country.
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