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Teachers’ strike: Gov’t has shown no seriousness on Collective Agreement – GNAT
The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has accused the government of showing little seriousness in negotiations for a new Collective Agreement, saying the delay has contributed to the ongoing strike by teachers.
GNAT is among the teacher unions currently on an indefinite strike over outstanding concerns, including promotion-related arrears, the new Collective Agreement and the Deprived Area Allowance.
GNAT is expected to meet government on Tuesday to continue discussions specifically on the Collective Agreement.
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