CHASS disproves TEWU charge of baffling its individuals

 CHASS disproves TEWU charge of baffling its individuals

The Conference of Heads of Assisted Senior High Schools (CHASS) has denied reports that it is driving individuals from Teachers and Educational Workers' Union (TEWU) to work right after a modern activity by instructing and non-showing staff at the pre-tertiary level.

The gathering said, some kitchen staff are working however that was because of commitment and influence from the board to keep schools running.

TEWU cautioned CHASS to quit threatening its individuals following the strike by educator associations.

On Monday, fourth July 2022, the four (4) Unions in Education, specifically Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT), National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), TEWU and Coalition of Concerned Teachers, Ghana, pulled out their administrations in all the Pre-Tertiary instructive space, to back their interest for the Cost-of-Living Allowance (COLA).

This elaborate both Teaching and Non-Teaching staff.

TEWU in any case, said in an explanation that "it is miserable to take note of this, data contacting us is that a few individuals from CHASS, are scaring our individuals, the non-showing staff, particularly the kitchen staff and constraining them to stay at work.

"We track down the activities of these CHASS individuals as extremely appalling, no doubt.

"We, in the administration of the Union, don't have any desire to have any showdowns with anyone, taking everything into account. No educator is being constrained and taken steps to stay in the homeroom so we fail to really understand the reason why the non-showing staff are being dealt with along these lines."

"We are by this medium, mentioning the Director-General of GES to call these Heads to arrange and requested that they forgo the dangers and scares as we as a whole look for the fitting reaction from Government on our solicitation.

"We are by this medium likewise telling ALL the Non-Teaching staff to pull out all administrations and remain at home until you hear from us, your chiefs," the assertion gave by the General Secretary of TEWU, Mark Dankyira Korankye said.

In any case, CHASS fears a potential closure of schools should all the kitchen staff pull out their administrations before long.

However, public President of CHASS, Alhaji Yakubu Abubakar told TV3 in a meeting on Friday July 8 that "We know the justification behind the strike is to bring about some benefit for all educators which we all are involved.

"They have perceived and helped out us. It is similar vein we additionally talked with our school personnel particularly the non showing individuals, considering that the understudies are still in school and they should eat, certainly their administrations would be required. So in the event that we get a complete breakdown, taking everything into account it implies the understudies won't be taken care of.

"So it us understanding because of influence that we have a portion of these individuals to collaborate just so the framework basically while we find answer for the strike activity."