A senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, Professor Ransford Gyampo has reacted to a remark by the Head of Public Affairs at the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC), such that unhappy teachers should resign their occupations.<\/p>\n
Talking on Accra-based\u00a03FM on Thursday, Mr. Ankrah said members\u00a0from the University Teachers Association (UTAG), who are at present protesting can’t proceed with the modern activity to go into significant negotiations, towards an amicable resolution of the matter.<\/p>\n
As indicated by Mr. Ankrah, on the off chance that the displeased lecturers are discontent with their states of administration, they ought to leave.<\/p>\n
“You can’t negotiate\u00a0while you’re protesting so they should cancel the strike before they can engage. That is what the Labor Commission will suggest per the law. Assuming the worker isn’t with anything, the best thing is to leave”, Mr. Laryea said.<\/p>\n
Yet, in a Facebook post on Thursday, Professor Gyampo demonstrated that, “telling teachers that if they aren\u2019t with their states of administration, they can\u00a0leave, is the most silly talk that can continue from the buccal cavity of a little disapproved of individual who couldn’t completely profit from formal schooling”.<\/p>\n
Talking on JoyNews on Sunday, he focused on that the arranged industrial\u00a0activity mirrors the Association’s resentment regarding government’s inability to respect its vows to them.<\/p>\n
As indicated by him, UTAG is just keen on looking for the government assistance of its members, focusing on that the looming strike is without any political underpinnings.<\/p>\n
“\u2026 this doesn’t has anything to do with taking a situation against government or being sleeping with the resistance. It closely relates to articulating and anticipating and battling for better states of administration for our members”, Prof Gyampo expressed.<\/p>\n
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