Teachers’ Union Continues Strike Monday Despite Payment Progress
By Cory Wayland
By Cory Wayland
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The ongoing industrial action by the Teachers’ Union is set to persist into Monday, as members remain steadfast in their demands. This decision comes in spite of the Education Ministry’s recent announcement that it has delivered nine outstanding cheques to eligible teachers.
While the Ministry strives to address the payment backlog, the A&BUT has yet to disclose how many teachers still await compensation.
As the strike continues, parents and students are left in uncertainty regarding the future of their education while the union seeks to resolve the lingering issues.
Further updates are expected as the union evaluates its next steps amidst the changing circumstances.
Below is a letter sent by the union today.

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