Human Development News

Teachers Rally Behind New Agreement as Government and Union Reach Pay Deal

Rufina Alicock (File photo)

By Saskia Warrick

The recent agreement between the Guyana Teachers Union (GTU) and the Ministry of Education has garnered widespread support from educators across the nation.

The multi-year package, which includes salary increases, allowances, and incentives, has been met with enthusiasm by teachers, who view it as a significant boost to their motivation and commitment.

The agreement, finalized after months of negotiations, promises a structured salary increase over the next three years, along with additional financial support through allowances and incentives.

These enhancements are expected to alleviate some of the financial pressures faced by teachers and improve their overall job satisfaction.

Educators have expressed their appreciation for the comprehensive nature of the agreement.

The package is set to benefit over 13,000 teachers in both coastal and hinterland regions, reflecting the government’s commitment to supporting the education sector.

The positive response from teachers underscores the importance of this agreement in fostering a motivated and dedicated teaching workforce, ultimately contributing to the betterment of education in Guyana.

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