Labour Consultant Austin Gamey has blamed the leadership of National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) and the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) for the rude behavior of teachers in protest of fairness in the Single Spine Salary Structure.
He explains that the agitation is due to the lack of communication from the leadership to the grassroots.
Austin Gamey says the Ghana Education Service, NAGRAT and GNAT were involved in the negotiations of their salaries but they failed to communicate the setbacks and details to their respective members.
He therefore urges teachers to call off their protest and hold their leaders accountable for lack of communication.
Meanwhile, the Member of Parliament for Assin North, Kennedy Agyapong rather blames politicians for the protest of the teachers.
He explains that politicians tend to play politics with the conditions of the teachers.
Mr. Agyapong also notes that the teachers deserve their plight as they are never satisfied with every government, but urged politicians to stop playing politics with teachers’ plight.
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