Liberia: Senior JFD Hospital Official Cries Foul Over ‘Unlawful’ Placement
A senior official of the Jackson F. Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospital (JFD) has formally complained to the Civil Service Agency (CSA) about alleged unlawful administrative action and unfair employment practices.
Tumu Lormie, JFD’s long-serving Procurement Manager, accused the hospital’s Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Kaizer, of violating the Civil Service Standing Orders by attempting to remove her from her legally recognized position and place her in a newly created role outside the hospital’s approved structure.
Туму Лормие обвинила руководство больницы в нарушении правил госслужбы.
The JFD Memorial Hospital, Liberia’s second largest referral hospital, was built by the Government of the People’s Republic of China as a gift to Liberia, via a bilateral cooperation under Sirleaf’s administration.
Author’s summary: Senior hospital official complains about unlawful placement.
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