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TUTAG begins indefinite strike over 27-month arrears, post-retirement contracts
The Technical University Teachers’ Association of Ghana (TUTAG) has commenced an indefinite strike over unpaid remuneration owed lecturers on post-retirement contracts and concerns over changes to its agreed Scheme of Service.
According to TUTAG, during a media briefing at Ho Technical University, National President Prof.
The concerns include the classification and remuneration of university librarians, as well as a GTEC directive requiring Assistant Lecturers and Assistant Research Fellows to obtain PhDs before being redesignated as Lecturers or Research Fellows.
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