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Leaders of striking university teachers will today meet the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission.
The teachers have been out of the classroom since Friday demanding salary reviews and payment of allowances owed them.
They yesterday boycotted a meeting convened by the National Labour Commission because they said they will not be given a fair hearing, after officials of the commission made prejudicial comments describing the strike as illegal.
An ultimatum given by UTAG for salary discussions before migrating onto the Single Spine Salary Structure also expires today.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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