Teacher unions have refused a government request to return to work, insisting they will remain on strike until promised salary adjustments are visibly reflected in their payslips. The unions argue that unfulfilled financial commitments remain a key barrier to resuming normal operations. With negotiations stalled, the dispute highlights ongoing tensions between educators and the government over compensation and working conditions. The prolonged strike raises concerns about its impact on students and the broader education system.
Teacher unions reject government plea, vow to stay home until salaries reflect on payslips | Pulse Modern Ghana
