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NAGRAT, GNAT, PRETAG meet government today over nationwide strike

Pre-tertiary teacher unions are expected to meet the government today in a fresh attempt to resolve outstanding concerns over their conditions of service and pave the way for an end to their nationwide strike.
According to NAGRAT President Jacob Anaba, the unions are willing to engage the government if the meeting provides a genuine opportunity to resolve the issues that led to the strike.
They also insist that the concerns require urgent attention and are appealing to the government to clear the outstanding arrears and conclude negotiations on the remaining conditions of service.
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