Tag Archives: Teacher Unions

Payment of 20% allowance on gross salary to teachers should be paid by September ending – Teacher Unions

Payment of 20% allowance on gross salary should be paid by September ending – Teacher Unions to Education Minister. The Ghana National Association of Teachers, GNAT, National Association of Graduate Teachers, NAGRAT, and Coalition of Concerned Teachers, Ghana, CCT-GH through a press statement have warned the Minister of Education Hon. Osei Adutwum to make sure… Read More »

Child Right International drags 3 teacher unions to court over strike action

A civil society organisation, Child’s Rights International (CRI), has dragged three teacher unions to the Supreme Court (SC) over strike action. CRI is making a case that the strike by the three unions is unconstitutional and a violation of the rights of students to education as enshrined in Articles 25 and 28 of the 1992… Read More »

Work on these 11 outstanding issues to ensure industrial peace – teacher unions warns NLC

Three teacher unions, GNAT, NAGRAT and CCT-GH through a press statement have issued 11 disturbing outstanding issues to the National Labour Commission for a second look at. The National Labour Commission (NLC) directed the three teacher unions,  GNAT, NAGRAT and CCT-GH to sit down with the management of Ghana Education Service to address the 11… Read More »

JUST IN : Labour Commission compels teacher unions to call off strike

The National Labour Commission (NLC) has directed the three teacher unions who are on strike against the appointment of Dr. Eric Nkansah as the new GES boss to call off the industrial action. The Labour Ministry subsequently held two meetings with the unions but both of which ended inconclusively. This prompted the NLC’s meeting today,… Read More »

The ongoing strike by teacher unions is unwarranted and irrelevant – ATAG

The All Teachers Alliance Ghana (ATAG) has criticised the three other teacher unions for embarking on an indefinite strike over New GES Director-General Appointment. According to ATAG, the three teacher unions, GNAT,  NAGRAT and CCT-GH should rather focus on issues that can improve the state of the profession rather than those that only benefit a… Read More »

Teacher unions declare strike over new GES boss appointment

Three teacher unions have declared a strike to demand the removal of the newly appointed Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), Dr. Eric Nkansah. Leadership of the three unions –National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) and Coalition of Concerned Teachers, Ghana (CCT)–declared the strike on Friday, November 4,… Read More »

Ministry of employment and labour relations invites teacher unions to a meeting over impending strike today

Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR) has officially invited the pre-tertiary education sector teacher  unions for a meeting over impending industrial action by the unions. “It has come to the attention of the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR) that the pre-tertiary education sector unions are threatening to embark on industrial action over… Read More »

Teacher unions threaten strike on 4th November over GES boss appointment & Anthony Boateng’s contract extension

Three teacher unions have threatened to lay down their tools following the appointment of Dr. Eric Nkansah as the Director-General of the Ghana Education Service. They are, the National President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), the Ghana National Association of Teachers and the Coalition of Concerned Teachers. The unions, since the appointment… Read More »

Teacher Unions Argument on New GES Director-General Appointment is Illogical & Shameful – MoE Replies Teacher Unions

The Ministry of Education MoE, has hit back at teacher unions for rejecting the appointment of Dr. Eric Nkansah as the the new Director General of Education. The PRO of the Ministry of Education, Mr Kwesi Kwarteng in an interview on TV3 blurted that “The logic that you’ve (teacher unions) got to have had only… Read More »