The Harare High Court has ruled that the suspension of thousands of teachers by the government for boycotting work in a pay dispute was “unlawful, unreasonable and disproportionate.
When the current school term began, some teachers boycotted work claiming incapacitation and the governmrnt responded by suspending them as punishment.
Meanwhile, in a ruling made by the High Court today, the government was not supposed to have suspended the teachers.
Apparently, the teachers unions in the country have since threatened a week long strike if their concerns are not addressed by the government.
On 4 June 2022 Teacher Unions met and resolved to mobilise for a week long strike from 27 June to 1 July 2022.
Members were also tasked to mobilise all civil servants to join the week long strike demanding pre October 2018 USD salaries.
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