Zimbabwe: No Work, No Pay for Striking Teachers?

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Zimbabwe: No Work, No Pay for Striking Teachers?

[263Chat] The Public Service Commission (PSC) has moved in to rein in on striking teachers directing the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to submit names of teachers who have not been reporting for duty since the resumption of the phased schools reopening.

Source: allAfrica.com

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