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DATE: Dec 4, 2022
Re: Compensation Review
PEOPLE will be allowed to lodge complaints with the Jamaica Teaching Council (JTC) concerning charges or convictions against teachers, if Parliament adopts the proposed changes to the JTC Bill which are being hammered out by a joint select
SEVERAL teachers across the island are livid after not being paid for the past two months. A number of the teachers have told the Jamaica Observer that they are yet to receive their salaries for September and October and have dismissed claims by the Ministry of Education that the reason for the delay in the payments was because some documents were submitted late and did not meet the cut-off for payroll periods. President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) LaSonja Harrison told the Observer on Tuesday that the ministry keeps making the argument about late submission of documentation which is not an acceptable explanation.
