Teacher unions in Ghana have dismissed proposals to halt their ongoing strike, insisting the walkout will continue until unresolved salary arrears and unpaid wages are fully addressed. The unions argue that the current demands for a return to classrooms without financial compensation would leave educators further burdened by financial instability. Negotiations between the unions and authorities remain stalled, raising concerns over the prolonged disruption to education. The impasse highlights deep-seated tensions between labor rights and government commitments to public sector workers.
Teacher unions reject calls to end strike over unpaid salaries, arrears GBC Ghana Online
