Govt To Meet Teachers To Start Negotiations

In an interview with The Chronicle, Primary and Secondary Education Permanent Secretary Sylvia Utete-Masango said Government will meet teachers’ unions this week to start negotiations on a number of issues they raised which include vacation leave and allowances.

She said the teachers will negotiate with the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC). Said Utete-Masango:

The NJNC is mandated with the responsibility of addressing some of the issues that the teachers are raising. A meeting will be held between the teachers and the NJNC this week to map the way forward. We’ll keep our ears on the ground and follow the proceedings.

More: Chronicle

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2 comments on “Govt To Meet Teachers To Start Negotiations

  1. It is mind boggling to note that some workers are regarded as useless by the same gvt they serve owing to the fact that they are seen as too many. No vacation leave, poor working conditions, poor remuneration, only time will tell

  2. It is mind boggling to note that some workers are regarded as useless by the same gvt they serve owing to the fact that they are seen as too many. No vacation leave, poor working conditions, poor remuneration,to mention just but three only time will tell

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