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VIDEO: Not All Educators Who Protested Last Week Supported the Move

Prime Minister Gaston Browne revealed that he received private messages from principals and teachers expressing their lack of support for the recent week-long strike.

This strike affected over 1,500 students in public schools and was centered around payment issues.

Over the weekend, Browne mentioned that educators told him personally that while they felt compelled to follow their union’s instructions, they did not support the strike itself.

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5 Comments

  1. Fraid to stand up for your rights again the Browne Administration?

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  2. I fully support it. And I’m not a teacher but as they always say, Actions speaks louder than words. Don’t stop being heard nurses

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  3. I fully support it. And I’m not a teacher but as they always say, Actions speaks louder than words. Don’t stop being heard teachers

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  4. I believe the teachers had a right to do what they did but i think when they strike, simply strike for everything, so that we stop this stop and go drama.

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  5. Like with every other union and industrial action there is never a 100 percent support

    Sad thing is that at the end of the day those who support or didn’t support still enjoy the same benefits which to me is unfair

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