Antigua St. John's - Antigua & Barbuda’s teachers are poised to take industrial action today to protest another month of late payment, according to information from the Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers.
Caribarena was told that as of yesterday, “a great number” of teachers had not been paid for February.
Teachers in Antigua staged a sit-in in December 2012 in response to weeks of late payment. This forced the early closure of some schools, and seriously affected students at the time and created, sparking public uproar.
A statement from the Teachers Union on Wednesday evening said, “As many of you are aware, a great number of teachers still remain unpaid for the month of February as of Wednesday, March 6, 2013.”
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RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
Original Independent
What a thing
News
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
CONCERN
@ protector
skyewill
@ Bluddy Bloke
skyewill
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
CHUPPS
unpaid teacher salary
protector
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
Morris
Miam last
Villager
Who is being payed?
We deserve the leaders we elect!
Just me
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
Have Mercy!
hmmm
confused
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
I recall in 2004 the UPP saying that ALP's failure to pay civil servants on time is a glaring indication that they are INCOMPETENT and UNFIT to govern. Now that UPP is in the same situation, the Westminster system affords the government helpful face saving alternatives.
1. Admit that they are out of their depths and Demit Office post haste.
2. Do like Asot and apologize to the people, and then Call Elections.
3. Get a loan from the "double agent" with the protected offshore accounts.
Professor
RE: Unpaid Teachers Plan to Take Action
GodSon
UPP, Where de money gone?
Bluddy Bloke
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Antigua Bill
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Morris
Still No Pay
No Last Name
PAY THEM NOW
skyewill
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