Daily News Online
  KRRISH SQUARE - Luxury Real Estate  

Thursday, 25 October 2012

Home

 | SHARE MARKET  | EXCHANGE RATE  | TRADING  | OTHER PUBLICATIONS   | ARCHIVES | 

dailynews
 ONLINE


OTHER PUBLICATIONS


OTHER LINKS

Marriage Proposals
Classified
Government Gazette

Most woes of teachers solved - Bandula

The Education Ministry intervened and solved the majority of problems pertaining to teachers which had been neglected over the past years, Education Minister Bandula Gunawardena said.

Responding to a question at a press conference at the ministry yesterday, the minister said there is no need for anybody to come to streets with slogans, when the ministry is committed to its best to resolve matters within the education sector.

With reference to the protest march by a Teachers' Union yesterday, the minister said most demands of protesters have been met after discussions with many Teachers' Unions. He said it was a politically motivated protest. Gunawardena said he was ready to discuss with any trade union if it has no ulterior political motive.

The minister said he respects the democratic right of any group to organise peaceful marches.

He said action has already been taken to make the delayed promotions of teachers, allocate money to pay their arrears, speed up the gratuity payments, pay increments and regulate teacher transfers.

EMAIL |   PRINTABLE VIEW | FEEDBACK |

Millennium City
Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (TRCSL)
www.news.lk
www.defence.lk
Donate Now | defence.lk
www.apiwenuwenapi.co.uk
LANKAPUVATH - National News Agency of Sri Lanka
www.army.lk

| News | Editorial | Business | Features | Political | Security | Sport | World | Letters | Obituaries |

Produced by Lake House Copyright © 2012 The Associated Newspapers of Ceylon Ltd.

Comments and suggestions to : Web Editor