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Home Jordan News Professional syndicates council urges return to schools as of Monday 29-09-2019 03:01 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Professional Associations Council on Sunday called for ending the current teachers strike, now in its fourth week, and the resumption of the educational process across the Kingdom's schools as of Monday. In a statement, the council, under which the Jordan Teachers Association falls, said professional unions and the government might have differences on any issue but no one stands on opposite sides when it comes to the nation's security, stability and the interests of students. The council emphasized that the current strike must be resolved, urging all stakeholders to stand on common grounds by embracing dialogue as the only means to reaching compromises and solutions.

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Professional syndicates council urges return to schools as of Monday

29-09-2019 03:01 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Professional Associations Council on Sunday called for ending the current teachers strike, now in its fourth week, and the resumption of the educational process across the Kingdom's schools as of Monday.

In a statement, the council, under which the Jordan Teachers Association falls, said professional unions and the government might have differences on any issue but no one stands on opposite sides when it comes to the nation's security, stability and the interests of students.

The council emphasized that the current strike must be resolved, urging all stakeholders to stand on common grounds by embracing dialogue as the only means to reaching compromises and solutions.

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