The National Labour Commission (NLC) has released an official statement detailing its directives concerning the implementation of the Arbitral Award. This statement applies to both the government and the Colleges of Education Teachers' Association of Ghana (CETAG) following their meeting on August 31, 2023.
The leadership of the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has received a directive from the National Labour Commission (NLC) to halt their current strike. This directive was officially issued on the August 31, 2023. It is important to note that according to the law, the National Labour Commission cannot address the issue of salary freezes while CETAG is engaged in a strike.
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In response to this directive, the leaders of CETAG have requested some time to communicate with their members before making the decision to end the strike. While it has not been confirmed yet, there are indications that CETAG is considering ending the strike before exploring any other options for resolution if it becomes necessary.
Furthermore, there have been reports suggesting that the academic calendar will remain unchanged, and there will be no extensions granted. As a result, students can anticipate taking their end-of-semester exams as originally scheduled on the 2022/2023 academic calendar. With this information in mind, students should prepare for the resumption of regular academic activities in the near future.
Our media team will diligently monitor the situation and strive to provide the latest updates. We will also keep you informed of any official confirmation regarding CETAG's decision to end the strike. Rest assured, we are committed to delivering any further developments related to this ongoing matter.
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