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Classroom Walkout: Public Sector Demands Pay Rise | Dhananath Fernando

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As we unfold the compelling story behind the teacher's strike and its profound economic impact, we must ask ourselves: can we truly afford to ignore the teachers' demands? With classrooms empty and education on hold, the complexities of this issue and the far-reaching consequences for our society and future generations become evident. Understanding this critical issue is more important than ever.
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25 авг 2024

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@arunamanipura3864 Месяц назад

Thanks Dana for this insights. This should be in Sinhala and Tamil too so that majority can understand themselves the message.

@SivaKumar-ry7bq Месяц назад

I still can't understand why we can't stop offering pensions to new government employees as a way to discourage people from waiting for government jobs. India has already implemented this change. Instead, we could set up a fund similar to the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) for them.

@chmathfernando6209 12 дней назад

Dananath this is not a good solution. I agree with the thing that the government have plenty of office asstense. Dananatha you can't easily make them go. You have to have a good internal exam system if you want a higher salary you have to pass the exam. And it must improve the government sector.