Non-Permanent Teachers in North Maluku Unpaid for Eight Months
Monday, 20 December 2021 – 23:45 GMT+7
Dozens of non-permanent teachers in North Maluku held a demonstration over the delay of eight months salaries / Credit: ANTARA, Abdul Fatah
Ridwan said the teachers had met with the governor, who promised to pay them by January 2022.
If the payment is not made, the teachers will stage another protest, according to Ridwan.
The governor promised to instruct the regents and mayors to immediately pay the non-permanent teachers in their respective areas. (antara/mcr20/jpnn)
This news has been broadcast on JPNN.com with the title: Kasihan, Para Guru Honorer ini Belum Digaji Selama 8 Bulan
Some non-permanent high school teachers in North Maluku reportedly have not received their salaries for months.
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