Council of State urges sustained dialogue, negotiations as teachers resume work
The Council of State has urged stakeholders to sustain dialogue and negotiations as teachers return to the classroom, following their nationwide strike.
The Council of State in Ghana has called for sustained dialogue and negotiations between stakeholders as teachers have resumed work after ending their nationwide strike. The strike was initiated by the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) and the Pre-Tertiary Teachers’ Association of Ghana (PRETAG), who were advocating for their conditions of service, including promotions and salary upgrades.
The Council of State held discussions with the teacher unions on October 9, 2026, in an effort to resolve the industrial dispute. In a statement, the Council commended the suspension of the strike and emphasized the importance of continuing engagement to ensure that commitments are met and outstanding issues are resolved. The Council stressed the significance of dialogue, good faith, and accountability in resolving disputes affecting essential public services, and thanked relevant government institutions for their efforts in mediating the situation.
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