The Teachers Association of the Maldives has sent seven cases to the Civil Service Commission (CSC) concerning issues including wages, lack of modern work environment and support from the Ministry, reports Miadhu.
President of the Association Abdullah Mohamed told Miadhu that these issues also included the use of political influence by “some politicians” against schools not supporting certain parties.
The Teachers Association filed the claims after holding discussions with CSC, Miadhu reported.
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