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Emma Ankrah••270 words · 2 min read NAGRAT is giving the government one month to address outstanding salary issues for teachers, but what happens if the deadline isn't met?
NAGRAT has urged the government to communicate promptly if it cannot meet the September deadline for resolving teachers' promotional salary
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