The National Labour Commission (NLC) has given teachers seven days to resolve their grievances with the Fair Wages and Salary Commission and report to the Labour Commission. The directive came after a meeting organised at the behest of the NLC with the leaders of the teacher unions and Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) attending. The meeting was to address the impasse which has culminated into the teachers declaring a strike for two days now. The NLC also directed the teachers to call off the strike as they begin the seven-day discussion with the Fair Wages. Public Relations officer of the FWSC Earl Ankrah told Joy News the meeting was fruitful. He hopes the teachers will respect the directives issued by the NLC. Leaders of National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT) as well as the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) did not give any clear indication they were going to call off the strike. According to Ankrah, the teachers promised to inform the rank and file of their members before a firm decision could be taken on the strike.