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TEACHERS DESERVE A 20% INCREASE – GTU HINTS AT A POSSIBLE INDUSTRIAL ACTION

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The Guyana Teachers Union is inching one step closer to a possible strike after rejecting the government’s 7% wage increase. “Industrial action is always a course we can take,” the President of the Guyana Teachers Union, Mark Lyte, said during an exclusive interview with Nightly News on Thursday. More from Amel Griffith.

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