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The Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations is set to hold a crunch meeting with three striking teacher unions to negotiate their conditions of service today.
In response to the government's delay in renewing their collective agreements, among other issues, teacher unions representing the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), and the Coalition of Concerned Teachers (CCT-Gh) went on an indefinite strike on Wednesday, March 20.
By seeking common ground, the gathering is expected to address the issues brought up by the teacher unions.
Despite the National Labour Commission’s directive for the unions to call off the strike, it continues unabated.
This has forced the Ministry to gather stakeholders at the negotiation table in order to resolve their differences.
