CTEVT Employees Protest Disrupts Services
Summary
CTEVT employees’ protest has disrupted administrative and academic work across the country, affecting campuses, offices and the examination schedule for technical stream students. Contract, part-time and daily wage workers are demanding job continuity and reversal of the new selection procedure.
Key Points
- The protest by CTEVT contract, part-time and daily wage employees has disrupted services at campuses, provincial offices and the central office nationwide.
- The unrest has affected the academic calendar and examination schedule for technical stream students, including thousands of applicants for Diploma and PCL entrance exams.
- Workers say the new 'Contract Person Selection Procedure 2083' could cut jobs and are demanding continuity of service, equal pay and implementation of past reports and government decisions.
- CTEVT officials say they are coordinating with the Ministry of Education and Sports to address the demands.
