BNTU We Shall Not Be…Intimidated
BNTU members express concerns over government intimidation tactics ahead of a planned teachers' strike.
BNTU members express concerns over government intimidation tactics ahead of a planned teachers' strike.
The BNTU criticizes Education Minister Patrick Faber for not addressing teachers' concerns and failing to meet with them for over three years.
Teachers are preparing to escalate their actions in response to the Ministry of Education's plans to hire temporary replacements during potential strikes.
The Catholic Diocese praises teachers for their stand against the government and advises parents not to send children to school due to potential safety risks.
The Ministry of Education plans to hire temporary teachers if the Belize National Teachers Union extends its strike beyond Monday.
UDP politicians visited schools to persuade teachers not to strike, amid accusations of union-busting and concerns over education quality.
Belize hosts the 4th Caribbean Youth Leaders' Summit with over 100 delegates from 20 countries focusing on sustainable development and youth capacity building.
BNTU President Luke Palacio announced that a planned one-day teacher strike may extend longer due to strong support from teachers in San Ignacio.
The Ministry of Human Development launched BelizeInfo, an online tool for information and statistical monitoring with over 65,000 data values from various sectors.
Labour Senator Elena Smith criticizes the Education Minister during a BNTU demonstration, highlighting tensions between the ministry and teachers.
Teachers across Belize protested in Belmopan, demonstrating against the Barrow Administration and shutting down schools nationwide.
The Teachers Union plans to meet with the Prime Minister to discuss issues before deciding on further industrial action against the Ministry of Education.
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