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Teachers' unions have finally signed an agreement with the TSC that will give their members a pay rise of up to 9.5 % payable in two financial years. The deal will see teachers receive an improved package backdated to July 1st, 2023, with the lowest-paid teachers set to receive the highest increase of 9.5%, while those in higher grades receive an increase of 2.4%. The deal comes as schools reopen for the third term this week.
Teachers' unions sign agreement with TSC that will give their members a pay rise
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