CETAG, govt sign MoU to end strike

The Colleges of Education Teachers Association (CETAG) and the government have signed a memorandum of understanding after CETAG went on strike on June 14 over unmet agreements on service conditions.

The strike left students stranded and campuses empty.

CETAG’s National Trustee, Maxwell Bunu, announced that most concerns, including year-round work and salary issues, have been addressed.

He indicated that CETAG may soon end the strike after consulting with the association's leadership.

Employment Minister Ignatius Baffour Awuah urged students to return to school and assured that plans are in place to recover lost academic time.