Teachers' Promotion Arrears: Government Sets October 30 Deadline as GES Races to Process 51,000 Cases
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu pledges government will settle teachers' promotion arrears by end of October following GES data processing.
GNAT demands government approve salary payments for newly promoted teachers
Ghana's teachers' union calls on government to authorise the Controller and Accountant-General to process overdue salary adjustments for promoted educators.
Teachers' unions call on President Mahama to end ongoing strike action
Three major teaching unions urge immediate presidential intervention to resolve current dispute affecting Ghana's education.
GES Given Week to Process Salary Documents for Newly Promoted Teachers
Ghana Education Service faces October 5 deadline to submit paperwork enabling payment of allowances to promoted teaching staff.
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Over 52,000 Teacher Promotions Still Pending as CAGD Waits on GES Submissions
CAGD confirms all 6,079 received teacher promotions have been paid, but 52,541 cases remain outstanding from GES.
Education Minister Convenes Crisis Meeting with Teacher Unions Over Unpaid Salary Arrears
Haruna Iddrisu to host high-level talks Monday to address teacher grievances and prevent potential strike action.
Teachers' Legacy Debt Crisis: Mahama Urged to Clear Years of Unpaid Salaries
Teachers who worked during 2012–2015 are pushing newly sworn-in President Mahama to settle millions in accumulated arrears still outstanding.
GES Opens Help Desk to Resolve 2024 Teacher Salary Arrears Crisis
Ghana Education Service establishes dedicated support centre following Coalition of Unpaid Teachers petition over outstanding payments.
Teachers' strike averted: Parents urge government to deliver on salary placement deal
Ghana's parent groups welcome suspended teacher strike but demand swift implementation of government's promotion and salary scale agreement.
Ghana's Teacher Unions Call Off Strike Following Government Commitments on Salary and Promotion Issues
Teacher unions in Ghana have suspended a nationwide strike after receiving assurances from government on outstanding salary and promotion concerns.
GES Confirms Automatic Salary Adjustments for Promoted Teachers Amid Verification Concerns
Ghana Education Service reassures promoted teachers that salary increments are automatic, warning against fraudulent document requests.
GES clarifies: newly promoted teachers need not submit documents for salary adjustments
Ghana Education Service dismisses requirement for promoted teachers to provide application letters or other documents to process salary increases.