Education ministry appeals LoO judgement

Friday, July 13, 2018

The Ministry of Education has thrown its last dice in a fight to avoid digging into its pocket to pay two teachers who want to be remunerated from as far back as 2013, the time a new policy was introduced.

The teachers, Elijah Mlambo and Molefi Raletsatsi sued the ministry in 2015 following approval of Levels of Operation (LoO) policy by Cabinet, which was implemented in July 2013.

The two reasoned that prior to implementation of LoO, the position of Senior Teacher I was graded C1 at junior secondary schools. The position translated to Senior Teacher II at senior secondary schools. The position of senior teacher I was graded D4 at senior secondary schools.

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Education ministry appeals LoO judgement

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