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Politics 1 year ago

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Judges start week-long strike for higher pay

Scores of judges across the country began a week-long strike on Monday to draw the government’s attention to the fact that their wages have remained stagnant for 12 years.

Society 1 year ago

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Supreme Court to host meeting with judges on demands for higher pay

More than 1,700 judges in the country are set to stage an unofficial strike starting on Monday to demand higher salaries and benefits, which have been unchanged since 2012.

Politics 1 year ago

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Judges plan to strike for higher pay, better conditions

Judges are planning to stage what is expected to be the largest strike in the history of the courts next week to demand higher salaries and allowances, demands that are supported by the Judicial Commission and legal activists.

Academia 1 year ago

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The education policy that could make a difference

Teachers describe how amazed they were to start using the software, and discover that their entire classroom of kids would become fully engaged.

Academia 1 year ago

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Doctors: Political puppets in the local vs. foreign battle

It's rare for new doctors to move to places that don't offer a comparable quality of life, especially those who have furthered their education to become specialist doctors.

Academia 1 year ago

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Cyber talent pool crisis amid ransomware attack

Many talented people are more attracted to private sector positions because of the higher salaries offered.

Academia 1 year ago

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The battle for financial sustainability: State universities at crossroads

Instead of abdicating responsibility and leaving universities to fend for themselves, the government must commit to providing adequate funding and support to ensure that education remains accessible to all.

Editorial 1 year ago

Let us, not Tapera, decide

We are proud of the value of gotong royong (mutual assistance) that has long characterized our society, but what the government is doing with Tapera constitutes an abuse of the principle.