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“The government must invite teachers for CBA negotiations. These used to take place every two years, but now they occur after four years. Without a CBA, chaos will return to the teaching sector, just like in the past when there were strikes every December, often disrupting the marking of examinations,” said KUPPET National Chairman, Omboko Milemba.
KUPPET threatens strikes over delayed CBA talks with TSC
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