The National Union of Ghana Students (NUGS) has encouraged the National Labour Commission (NLC) to pull back its lawsuit against the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) to form way for tranquil arrangement.
Among other things, the Commission supplicated the court to drive UTAG individuals to return to the address lobbies.
It is additionally looking for an interlocutory order that will compel the college lecturers to continue scholarly work as before long as conceivable.
But in a press articulation dated February 1, 2022, NUGS wailed over the need of believe by both parties and implored them not to show their egos amid discussions to guarantee an friendly arrangement to the current deadlock.
Portraying the strike as terrible and unjustifiable, the Union communicated disillusionment within the failure of government and UTAG to reach a agreement.
The understudy body inquired the NLC to instantly pull back its court case against the lecturers to allow for neighborly engagements that will cause cool heads to win.
“Both parties must enter into arrangements without any settled in positions and must concur to a time outline and rules of engagement must be respected by both parties as well.â€
“Labour Commission must, as a matter of direness, pull back court suit against UTAG. UTAG, on the other hand, ought to moreover take steps to call off strike and return to transactions,†parts of the articulation examined.
“This deadlock between UTAG and the government is happening at a ghastly fetched to college understudies all over the nation. This clears out understudies in a state of predicament as to whether or not to continue our remain on campus. UTAG and government must get it that guardians make extra costs to keep their wards in school and it is out of line for the costs to go squander,†NUGS included.
“We, hence, encourage all understudies to remain calm as we do our exceptionally best to offer to parties included to resolve this deadlock,†the explanation concluded.
In the interim, the government has been charged to expedite the implementation of the Labour Market Overview.
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