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Teacher unions maintain strike as FWSC, GES negotiations yield no deal

With Tuesday’s negotiations ending without an agreement, attention now turns to Wednesday’s meeting, where the unions are expected to seek clearer timelines from government on the outstanding processes and payments.
The unions have been pressing government to address outstanding financial obligations owed to teachers, including promotion arrears and other concerns relating to their conditions of service.
Speaking to the media after Tuesday’s meeting, General Secretary of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), Thomas Musa, urged teachers to remain resolute as the unions await concrete timelines from government.
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