By Agwanda Saye
The County Government of Kisumu has transitioned over four hundred Universal Health Coverage workers from contract to permanent and pensionable terms.
Kisumu Governor while welcoming the decision said it was a defining moment in the transformation of healthcare in the County.
He commended the Kisumu County Public Service Board under the leadership of Dr. James Obondi together with all the board members for successfully processing and issuing confirmation letters to the staff who have diligently served on contract.
Governor Nyong’o further said that their transition to permanent and pensionable terms is not only well-deserved, but a clear statement of intent as a county government
“To our health workers, your resilience, professionalism, and commitment have not gone unnoticed and this milestone is a recognition of your invaluable service and a reassurance that your future within our health system is secure as health remains central and non-negotiable in my administration’s agenda” Governor Nyong’o said.
He further added that by strengthening the County’s workforce, they were laying a firm foundation for consistent, quality and accessible healthcare for every resident of Kisumu as stability in employment translates directly into better service delivery, and ultimately, a healthier and more productive county.
He congratulated all beneficiaries and reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to a motivated, efficient and sustainable public service.
