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INDUSTRIAL COURT GIVES NHIF THE GO AHEAD
emlyn ngwiri
#1 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 10:20:12 AM
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Hi,

the industrial court has seen that the additional premium charge for employees is justifiable? i ask how is it?

if i pay my med premium so that i can get good treatment say at aga khan hispital why should i pay say 1500 toward something that i probably will never be treated in a public hospital.

additionally i think that the addition to the nhif contribution should be voluntary in the sense that they should increase ones contribution to say sh500 then any addition should be voluntarily contributed by oneself.

though a 21 day notice has been given by cotu and paliament has resumed,this is the best time for them to refute that premium!
kyt
#2 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 10:46:23 AM
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#3 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 11:25:46 AM
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I thought the higher one earns th higher the tax she's to pay proportionally.
How do they then say that guys earning over 100k pay two thousands.
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dossy7
#4 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:06:31 PM
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Now that the courts decided to agree that we pay more towards this fund.why can't the govt just reduce our tax and include it into this scheme?
How are we sure that even if we contibute the money will be put into good use?
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#5 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:13:29 PM
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muendoz
#6 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:16:09 PM
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I wonder how effective would Atwoli's threat of workers strike would be. I don't think i will be part in the strike......
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dossy7
#7 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:19:22 PM
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Even if you go on strike and the amount is already deducted.The strike will not help.
My suggestion is they appeal to a higher court so as to prolong the implementation
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MaichBlack
#8 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:26:16 PM
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The government should fund health care [among other things] from our taxes! But with a government that spends 90%+ on recurrent expenditure, what do you expect? This government is extremely top heavy and should shed it's weight ASAP to free up resources. One of the best quotes from Kibaki when he won the election was that he will have a very lean government. His words exactly were "Even when a fellow is too fat he is not very efficient" or something to that extent. Too bad we ended up with the 'fattest fellow' in the history of Kenya under his watch.

On the NHIF rates, this is highway robbery. This money will not improve health care one bit. And to make matters worse, you are not given an option to join or hit the highway. ABK!!! COTU should fight to the hilt. I hope this time round, the middle class, who will be the most affected by the way, will support/join COTU whatever their next course of action is. Hapana mambo ya kungoja updates kwa TV!!!
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#9 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:32:41 PM
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So now that the rates have gone up, what extra services should we expect from NHIF....and perhaps even of more importance, where?
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muendoz
#10 Posted : Tuesday, September 28, 2010 12:42:24 PM
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I understand if you are not registered for NHIF you cannot be a beneficiary. So there is no way this move will help the deserving poor
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