Education: Syndicates vow to launch two-day-strike
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Education sector’s syndicates’ bloc unions, announced their adherence to the two-day-unified strike, starting from tomorrow, confirming uncertainty about Minister Benghabrit statements and promises that did not live up to convince the syndicates to back down the protest movement.
National Secretary in charge of Information and Communication at the National Union of Education and Training Workers, Messaoud Amraoui, told Echorouk, the seven syndicates of the bloc decided, during the meeting which they held on Sunday, to stick to their strike and not to retreat, in order to achieve the demands that were described as urgent.
“Education Ministry was supposed to take care of the concerns of the educational family before speaking about the strike, at a time the unions expressed that they had no intention to pressurize the ministry, when reopening the special law, in order to study it realistically and avoid falling into the errors, in order to achieve parity between the wires of Education, provided to determine the agenda of time to perform the operation.”
“Sector users need concrete action, not promises, on the grounds that the syndicate had interacted with the ministry several times but did not get any guarantees of demands that were submitted to the government.”
“One of the independent syndicates, which announced retreating from the strike, although it has not filed a notice of strike, conducted unethical acts.”