Education Minister engages Teacher Unions over salary-scale placement
The Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has concluded a meeting with the leadership of the teacher unions to address concerns relating to the placement of teachers on the appropriate salary scales. Following the engagement, the teacher unions have agreed to call off their threatened strike action, after receiving assurances and concrete measures aimed at resolving […]
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has wrapped up a meeting with teacher union leaders to discuss concerns about the proper placement of teachers on salary scales. In response to the union's threatened strike, the leaders have agreed to abandon their action following assurances and specific measures to address the issue. A key outcome of the meeting is that teachers will no longer need to travel to District Education Offices to submit payslips for the salary-scale placement process.
Moreover, it was agreed that nearly 80,000 teachers will be correctly placed on their appropriate salary scales through this process. The Ghana Education Service (GES) will supply the Controller and Accountant-General’s Department with the necessary data to enable the required adjustments and payments to affected teachers. The Ministry of Education has expressed gratitude to the teacher union leaders for their constructive engagement and dedication to resolving the matter in the best interests of Ghana's education system and, most importantly, the welfare of teachers.
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