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Sindicato de Docentes del Caribe

  1. Países árabes
  2. Sindicato de Docentes del Caribe
  3. Consejo de Educación del Pacífico

El Sindicato de Docentes del Caribe es un órgano de la Internacional de la Educación que abarca a los docentes y las docentes del Caribe, desde Bermuda en el norte hasta Surinam en el sur. Esta estructura subregional permite a nuestras organizaciones miembros colaborar y compartir conocimientos y estrategias para promover la educación de calidad y fortalecer a los sindicatos.

  1. Estándares y condiciones laborales 29 mayo 2006

    Jamaica: Teachers say no to govt’s wage offer

    EI affiliate the Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA) has rejected the government's latest salary offer.

    Jamaica: Teachers say no to govt’s wage offer
  2. Estándares y condiciones laborales 27 marzo 2006

    Jamaica: Teachers reject wage offer

    The General Council of EI affiliate the Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA) has rejected the government's wage offer for the 2006 to 2008 contract period.

    Jamaica: Teachers reject wage offer
  3. Los derechos sindicales son derechos humanos 23 marzo 2006

    Jamaica: affiliate insists school security should be priority

    EI affiliate the Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA) has taken issue with Education Minister Maxine Henry-Wilson's statement on the matter of security at public schools.

    Jamaica: affiliate insists school security should be priority
  4. Los derechos sindicales son derechos humanos 20 marzo 2006

    Trinidad & Tobago: Security concerns lead to protests

    Members of EI affiliate the Trinidad and Tobago Unified Teachers Association (TTUTA) are being supported by parents in their protest over security concerns at schools.

    Trinidad & Tobago: Security concerns lead to protests
  5. Estándares y condiciones laborales 4 enero 2006

    Jamaica: Teachers aim for 55% pay increase

    The Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA) is seeking a 55 per cent increase over the 2006-2008 contract period after a two year wage freeze under the Public Sector Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

    Jamaica: Teachers aim for 55% pay increase