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GTU SUBMITS TERMS FOR RESUMPTION OF WORK; EDUCATION MINISTRY ACCUSED OF DRAGGING ITS FEET

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While the Guyana Teachers Union has submitted its terms for the resumption of work, the Education Ministry is accused of dragging its feet during the conciliation talks. This report by Travis Chase provides more details.

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