Some aggrieved Teachers in the Tamale Metropolis and Sagnarigu District of the Northern Region have given government a two-week ultimatum to pay accumulated salaries and arrears over a 4-month period<\/p>\n
They have also threatened to abandon the classrooms and seek legal redress against government and the Ghana Education Service (GES) should they fail to meet their demand within the stipulated period.<\/p>\n
Addressing a news conference in Tamale on Tuesday, the group\u2019s spokesperson Basharu Bob, said the situation has brought untold hardship to them and their families.<\/p>\n
He noted the action by government and the GES violates the country\u2019s labour laws by not informing them and giving reasons before the action was taken since February, 2014.<\/p>\n
He dispelled the believe that they were caught in a recent exercise to flash out ghost names on government pay roll and regretted that teachers who were at post were affected by the action.<\/p>\n
The spokesperson accused authorities of deliberately targeting and victimizing them in attempt to cover the real ghost on government pay roll and challenged them to fish them out but to demoralize them.<\/p>\n
According to him, a total of 620 teachers in the region have not received their salaries since February this year without any justification and therefore, appealed to the authorities to compel the Controller and Accountant Generals Department (CAGD) to fast track the process of inputting their salaries.<\/p>\n
Mr. Bob warned government and the GES not to take them for granted and appealed to his colleagues to stay calm whiles efforts are made to address the problem.<\/p>\n
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By: Mashoud Kombat\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n
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