The National Syndicate of Educational Supervisors and Assistants threatened to engage in unprecedented protests if the ministry did not reveal legal and organizational measures for the final settlement of the file of members of the fading ranks.
In a statement, the union confirmed that it adheres to the obligation to respond immediately and unconditionally to the order of the President of the Republic calling for the review and reconsideration of the special basic law, which is the priority of priorities for educational assistants and supervisors, stressing the need to respond urgently to its demands.
The union demanded the settlement of the files of the members of the ranks that are about to disappear, the exceptional licenses, the basic law file, purchasing power, labor medicine, retirement, and the updating of the region’s grant to the states of the south.
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