CETAG issues strong notice as they feel disappointed in the Government

CETAG members are very disappointed in the government as this government has failed to negotiage with them on their demands.The National President, Mr. Prince Obeng Heming said, this Christmas many government workers received their salaries and will receive their January salaries left alone Colleges of Education as some did not receive their October, November, and December salaries.
Speaking on PeaceFm @ 6:00pm news today, he said: they(CETAG) restored services with no personal definition.

REMINDER
"The College of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) called off its strike which commenced on the 29 September.
The strike action which was aimed at compelling government to pay its members their market premium, as well as their book and research allowances, lasted for 24 academic days.The call-off followed a directive to it by the National Labour Commission to call off the strike and resume duty immediately on 3rd December.
The Commission also directed the government and all the parties involved in the protracted market premium impasse to resolve the issue within 14 days."

Mr. Obeng stated, the government should have been on the negotiating table with them from 10th December to 4th January,2019 but the government has failed to meet with CETAG. CETAG is committed to contributing to teacher education programme that Africa and beyond Africa will be envious of Ghana, Mr. Obeng added. Again he said, CETAG is serving a strong notice to the government as they wait till the 4th January,2019. From 1st to 4th, CETAG will issue a strong statement to the government. He then called on all civil societies to be aware of the current situations as if CETAG takes any decision on 4th January,2019 they should not be blamed but to blame the government.-CETAG National President, Prince Obeng Heming.

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