Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Jabalpur Hospital Outsourced Staff Strike Over Unpaid Wages
Imagine a hospital where the people who clean and help out haven't been paid for a long time.
That's what happened at a hospital in Jabalpur.
The workers, including cleaners, stopped working because they hadn't received their paychecks for three months.
This made it difficult for them to buy food or pay for their kids' school.
The hospital is now messy, and things aren't running smoothly.
The hospital boss knows about it and has told the higher-ups, hoping the workers will get paid soon and things will go back to normal.
Outsourced staff at Rani Durgavati Hospital in Jabalpur went on strike.
The strike was due to unpaid salaries for the past three months.
Over 50 female and a dozen male staff, including cleaners, participated.
The strike halted cleanliness and routine work, causing patient inconvenience.
Hospital superintendent confirmed the strike and reported the issue to CMHO office.
- Who
- Outsourced hospital staff, including cleaners and support workers.
- What
- Outsourced staff went on strike due to unpaid salaries.
- When
- The strike began on Saturday.
- Where
- At Rani Durgavati Hospital (formerly Lady Elgin Hospital) in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- They have not received their salaries for the past three months.
Hospital Staff
Hospital Management
Financial Hardship
Hospital Staff
Lack of payment makes it hard to meet basic needs and afford expenses.
Hospital Management
N/A
- Hospital
- Rani Durgavati Hospital
- Location
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Staff Involved
- Outsourced workers
- Reason for Strike
- Unpaid salaries
- Duration of Unpaid Salaries
- Three months
- Impact
- Disruption of hospital services