Addressing of Issues Impacting Teachers Negatively

The collective leadership of the Teacher Unions, namely GNAT, NAGRAT, and CCT-GH, have jointly expressed their discontent with recent developments and addressing on the issues impacting teachers negatively and the overall tranquility within the education sector.

Eric Agbe-Carbonu, King Ali Awudu, and Thomas T. Musah signed a statement on February 29, 2024, articulating their concerns.

One of the primary grievances raised by the Teacher Unions revolves around the delay in the negotiations for the Collective Agreement. Despite the agreed-upon deadline of February 29, 2024, established during the adoption of the rules of engagement, the negotiations have not been concluded due to the government’s lack of action and continuous stream of excuses.

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The Teacher Unions vehemently object to the government’s conduct and insist on a prompt resolution to the issues impacting teachers negatively.

The Teacher Union leaders have expressed their frustration and disappointment with the lack of transparency and accountability in the payment process. They have called for a thorough investigation into the reasons behind the salary blockages and have demanded that those responsible be held accountable for their actions.

The teachers affected by this issue have been struggling to make ends meet, as they rely on their salaries to support themselves and their families. The uncertainty and stress caused by the situation have taken a toll on their mental and emotional well-being.

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The Teacher Union leaders have vowed to continue fighting for the rights of their members and will not rest until the issues impacting teachers negatively is fully resolved. They have urged the government and relevant authorities to take immediate action to rectify the situation and ensure that all teachers receive their rightful pay without any further delays.

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In the meantime, the affected teachers are left in a state of limbo, unsure of when they will be able to access their salaries and struggling to cope with the financial strain. The Teacher Union leaders have promised to stand by their members and provide support and assistance throughout this challenging time.

This is a brief update from the teacher associations fighting for their members rights and solving issues impacting teachers negatively.