Teachers' Unions in Ghana Seek Presidential Intervention to End Ongoing Strike
Teacher unions in Ghana have appealed to the President to intervene in their ongoing strike, which stems from unresolved negotiations for a new Collective Agreement governing teachers' conditions of service. The existing agreement expired, and despite multiple negotiation rounds, unions report receiving only promises without tangible implementation. They are also advocating for changes to administrative burdens related to payroll and promotions.
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