Africa-Press – Cape verde. The National Institute of Public Health (INSP) should receive, by the beginning of next week, the opinion of the National Directorate of Public Administration (DNAP) regarding its new Statute. DNAP claims, however, that it was not asked for any information or clarification, for the purposes of the statements made by the president of SINTAP.
DNAP says that the request for an opinion regarding the Statute and Organic Regulation of the INSP, forwarded by the president of the Board of Directors, was received on July 4, 2022, having been sent to the legal team on the same day.
However, he clarifies, the “procedure of the process is following its normal course and within the deadline established for that purpose”. DNAP denies contact
The same also alleges that the union representative did not contact her, requesting clarifications or her position before the statements issued on behalf of INSP workers, in which she points to DNAP as one of the institutions that must give answers about the process.
“DNAP did not receive any notice of the strike on June 9, naturally, not being a party to the process, having learned of the situation through the media and the press”, he explains.
The result of the competent opinion, he concludes, will be communicated to the INSP, until the beginning of next week. two day strike It should be noted that INSP workers have been on strike for two days since this Thursday, in protest against the non-approval of the Positions, Careers and Salaries plan.
This Thursday, the INSP issued a statement, where it explained that the approval of the PCCS awaits the approval of its new statute, which is currently with the DNAP for consideration.
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