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Government must clarify fate of 29,000 teachers awaiting promotion – NAGRAT
Speaking on JoyNews’ The Pulse, NAGRAT President Jacob Anaba said government had committed to completing the processing of 51,000 promoted teachers, leaving about 29,000 from the outstanding backlog.
He acknowledged that government had made progress by processing more than 51,000 promotions from a backlog of over 80,000.
The NAGRAT President stressed that the promotion issue forms part of the broader collective agreement negotiations between the teacher unions and government.
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