Teachers are back to work following days of sit-ins in which they demanded retroactive pay owed to them.
All members of the Teachers Union participated in the action, refusing to perform their duties until every teacher who was owed received their retroactive payments, covering a period of three years.
The union’s stance was firm throughout the sit-ins, emphasizing the importance of fulfilling long-outstanding financial obligations to its members.
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Please report the right thing. It was 2 days
Why this people take too long???? Is sad to see GOOD kids with sad eyes in the neighborhood..saying the same history.
If you think entitled to make and pay in time (teachers and amins) please,make your self available in all the way ” ALL THE WAY” not only when your guys think to ripoff parents with your non sense of CONTRIBUTIONS.
It’s the only language the punk DAWG and his morons respond to.
Antiguans are such reprehensible cowards they will take dirt and call it survival. If the cabinet can get 14% raise and retro pay,why not civil servants? But alas,we take the mediocrity and corruption like well behaved slaves.
people whatever your profession, don’t them play in your face when it comes to wages, stand on business! Gaston and the ABLP have their priorities mixed up. APUA, Medical Benefits, Social Security and Education Levy needs to be investigated something fishy going on.
Next group to strike are those robbed of their 2 months salary. Me and me entire family voting days done. No money, no vote. No overtime, no vote. Nat even fu renew voters card. Done, Done, Done.