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Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers in Kwale and Narok counties are threatening to strike if the government fails to offer them permanent employment contracts. Supported by the Kenya Union of Post Primary Teachers (KUPPET), teachers in Kwale are pressing for permanent employment after completing one year of service. In Narok, teachers are pushing for an agreement made two years ago. The educators have raised concerns over their autonomy and employment status. They have issued an ultimatum that they will not teach in January unless their employment status is changed to permanent and pensionable.
Teachers in Kwale's Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) are threatening to strike due to concerns over their autonomy and employment status. This action highlights ongoing challenges faced by educators in the region.
Junior Secondary (JS) teachers in Kenya are threatening to boycott classes in January unless their employment status is changed to permanent and pensionable terms. This ultimatum was issued to the Kenyan government.
Intern teachers in junior secondary schools (JSS) in Kwale County, supported by the Kenya Union of Post Primary Teachers (KUPPET), are pressuring the government for permanent employment after completing one year of service.
Teachers in Narok County, specifically those in the Junior Secondary School (JSS) sector, are demanding permanent employment from the government. Their representatives, along with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), are pushing for the implementation of an agreement made two years ago.