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Fight and Win! The Way Forward For JOHESU

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This audio serves as a strategic roadmap for the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) to achieve victory through proactive mobilization and mass action. The Socialist Labour argues that a successful strike requires more than just staying home; it demands visible collective strength through large-scale rallies, picketing, and deep engagement with the public to pressure the government. By calling for unified leadership and the strategic allocation of resources, the article outlines a plan to escalate demonstrations from local institutions to national government centers. Ultimately, the purpose of the audio is to inspire a shift from a passive strike to a dynamic social movement that sustains worker morale and compels state concessions through overwhelming solidarity.

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