Education Minister Patrick Faber proposes that the Teachers Union use its strike fund to pay teachers' salaries after a strike over unpaid days.
The Department of Immigration has regularized the daily movement of 650 Guatemalan students crossing into Belize for education.
The Ministry of Education outlines guidelines for docking salaries of teachers who participated in a strike, emphasizing that pay will be withheld for services not rendered.
Teachers were warned about potential pay deductions for participating in the strike, despite a government compromise on salary payments.
Students returned to school after a two-week break, while principals discussed staffing and curriculum concerns amid potential salary issues from the Ministry of Education.
Teachers oppose the government's decision to withhold pay for strike days, with the BNTU seeking legal advice on the matter.
The teachers' strike in Belize has ended after 11 days, with classes resuming and the union expressing readiness to address outstanding issues.
Parents express frustration over the ongoing teachers' strike and call for a resolution to allow children to return to school.
UDP representatives are urging teachers and parents to return to school amid an ongoing strike affecting education in Belize.
The teachers union has decided to continue their strike due to dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister's response to their demands.
The teacher's strike continues into its eighth day, keeping tens of thousands of schoolchildren out of the classroom.
The Belize National Teachers Union continues its strike for the fifth day, supported by the Caribbean Union of Teachers, affecting schools nationwide.
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