I think the demand by CETAG is long over due, you cannot elevate teacher training colleges to tertiary status and refuse to acknowledge their teachers as such, now govt should be ready for UTAG,POTAG, CETAG and the TAGS.
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I think the demand by CETAG is long over due, you cannot elevate teacher training colleges to tertiary status and refuse to acknowledge their teachers as such, now govt should be ready for UTAG,POTAG, CETAG and the TAGS.
my advice to CETAG members is that, u should try to upgrade yourself and move from CAPE COAST UNIV.
KOFI JUMAH 10 years ago
WATCH THIS SPACE! WHO RUNS CETAG? DID THEY MEET AND VOTE AS PER THEIR CONSTITUTION? QUANSAH AND HIS CRONIES SHOULD BE TAKEN ON. LITTLE DICTATORS.
WATCH THIS SPACE! WHO RUNS CETAG? DID THEY MEET AND VOTE AS PER THEIR CONSTITUTION? QUANSAH AND HIS CRONIES SHOULD BE TAKEN ON. LITTLE DICTATORS.
pierre 10 years ago
it is time to fight for your rights for the fovernment i
s insensitive to education at all facets on the educarional ladder in the country. bravo to the leadership of cetag
it is time to fight for your rights for the fovernment i
s insensitive to education at all facets on the educarional ladder in the country. bravo to the leadership of cetag
GOG 10 years ago
the report is bad and the directives are useless
the report is bad and the directives are useless
Tijani 10 years ago
sorry, but people like you are a disgrace, im not a teacher, but it appears you are a member of CETAG, if there is problem with the leadership, does that mean that u guys should not fight for what is legitimately yours, you a ... read full comment
sorry, but people like you are a disgrace, im not a teacher, but it appears you are a member of CETAG, if there is problem with the leadership, does that mean that u guys should not fight for what is legitimately yours, you are your own enemies, you are guys are trying to break away from GES so stop being petty and help move forward, support the executives, for they were not employed as one, its a process and oneday they will get there
Don 10 years ago
CETAG should also fight for autonomy. They should leave the GES, which is a useless entity, managed by very confused and opportunistic individuals. CETAG must put their acts together and fight for their right just like POTAG. ... read full comment
CETAG should also fight for autonomy. They should leave the GES, which is a useless entity, managed by very confused and opportunistic individuals. CETAG must put their acts together and fight for their right just like POTAG. The problem is the GES!!! Leave GES, period!!!
Don 10 years ago
GES are saboteurs. Leave them!!! They are pretending to support you.
GES are saboteurs. Leave them!!! They are pretending to support you.
Ghanaba 10 years ago
CETAG should not heed to calls to end your strike. Be adamant, this is your last chance. Resist all pressures to call off. Stay-put. Shut your ears and fight on. You have sacrificed a lot. Allah is with you. Fight till the Mo ... read full comment
CETAG should not heed to calls to end your strike. Be adamant, this is your last chance. Resist all pressures to call off. Stay-put. Shut your ears and fight on. You have sacrificed a lot. Allah is with you. Fight till the MoU is signed.
AGBESI KWESI 10 years ago
Even public universities in Ghana cannot pay their staff and they have to resort to unorthodox means to do so. UDS for instance had to borrow money at commercial rate to pay university staff and this has been going on for the ... read full comment
Even public universities in Ghana cannot pay their staff and they have to resort to unorthodox means to do so. UDS for instance had to borrow money at commercial rate to pay university staff and this has been going on for the past 6 months.
Joe 10 years ago
Please Labour Commission is there a possibility of proactively averting strikes than declaring them just as illegal? Remember, it's frustrations and desperation that drive these strikes. Procedures should therefore favour the ... read full comment
Please Labour Commission is there a possibility of proactively averting strikes than declaring them just as illegal? Remember, it's frustrations and desperation that drive these strikes. Procedures should therefore favour the people with genuine concerns, but not the institutions.
crorkz matz 9 years ago
oTr80D Hey, thanks for the blog.Really thank you! Want more.
oTr80D Hey, thanks for the blog.Really thank you! Want more.
I think the demand by CETAG is long over due, you cannot elevate teacher training colleges to tertiary status and refuse to acknowledge their teachers as such, now govt should be ready for UTAG,POTAG, CETAG and the TAGS.
m ...
read full comment
WATCH THIS SPACE! WHO RUNS CETAG? DID THEY MEET AND VOTE AS PER THEIR CONSTITUTION? QUANSAH AND HIS CRONIES SHOULD BE TAKEN ON. LITTLE DICTATORS.
it is time to fight for your rights for the fovernment i
s insensitive to education at all facets on the educarional ladder in the country. bravo to the leadership of cetag
the report is bad and the directives are useless
sorry, but people like you are a disgrace, im not a teacher, but it appears you are a member of CETAG, if there is problem with the leadership, does that mean that u guys should not fight for what is legitimately yours, you a ...
read full comment
CETAG should also fight for autonomy. They should leave the GES, which is a useless entity, managed by very confused and opportunistic individuals. CETAG must put their acts together and fight for their right just like POTAG. ...
read full comment
GES are saboteurs. Leave them!!! They are pretending to support you.
CETAG should not heed to calls to end your strike. Be adamant, this is your last chance. Resist all pressures to call off. Stay-put. Shut your ears and fight on. You have sacrificed a lot. Allah is with you. Fight till the Mo ...
read full comment
Even public universities in Ghana cannot pay their staff and they have to resort to unorthodox means to do so. UDS for instance had to borrow money at commercial rate to pay university staff and this has been going on for the ...
read full comment
Please Labour Commission is there a possibility of proactively averting strikes than declaring them just as illegal? Remember, it's frustrations and desperation that drive these strikes. Procedures should therefore favour the ...
read full comment
oTr80D Hey, thanks for the blog.Really thank you! Want more.