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Teachers urge P-Noy to replace, file charges vs GSIS prexy

Davao City – Members of Kahugpungan sa mga Magtutudlo ug Kawani sa Edukasyon sa Mindanao – Alliance of Concerned Teachers (KAMKEM-ACT) urge today President-elect Noynoy Aquino to oust GSIS President and General Manager Winston Garcia and make him accountable for the unjust policies that has troubled thousands of teacher beneficiaries.

“For nearly one decade, we have suffered from the unjust policies imposed by its politically-influential President and General Manager, Winston Garcia,” said KAMKEM-ACT Davao Chairperson Elenito Escalante.

Teachers to Arroyo: “Good riddance to bad rubbish!”

The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) today joins various cause-oriented groups in bidding “Goodbye and good riddance!” to outgoing president Gloria Macapagal  Arroyo on her last day in office.

“The teachers will never forget Arroyo’s deplorable legacy to the teachers – inadequate teachers’ salaries, unjust policies of the GSIS, worsening teaching conditions due to shortages of critical resources in our public schools,” ACT Secretary General France Castro said.

Teachers protest education budget cut as new school year opens

Budget cuts in education due to an increasing debt payments are at the root of the worsening education crisis. This message was highlighted by the Alliance of Concerned Teachers as it led a protest march and rally in Mendiola on the day before the opening of the new school year.

Teachers troop to Times Street to seek dialogue with President-elect

Militant teachers trooped to the home of President-elect Noynoy Aquino this morning to seek a dialoque with him on issues affecting the education sector.

Around thirty teachers, bearing placards and streamers, marched to the gate of Aquino’s residence in Times Street, Quezon City . “Within the first 100 days of his administration, we urge President-elect Aquino to take action on a number of pressing matters affecting teachers and the education sector,” said Alliance of Concerned Teachers national chairperson Antonio Tinio.

The teachers urged Aquino to implement the following:

Arroyo’s legacy: Php 91.54 billion in shortages

The Arroyo administration will leave behind shortages of teachers, classrooms, and other critical education resources amounting to Php 91.54 billion.

A DEMAND for the immediate RELEASE of the 2010 Elections’ HONORARIA

Alliance of Concerned Teachers - Central Visayas and ACT TEACHERS Partylist - Region 7 Joint PRESS STATEMENT

A DEMAND for the immediate RELEASE of the 2010 Elections’ HONORARIA
for the DepED Municipal/City Board of Election Canvassers (BOCs) in Region 7 and some DepED Election Supervisors and their Support Staff

Smartmatic should shoulder extra pay of teachers

The ACT TEACHERS Partylist described as “inadequate” yesterday’s announcement by the Commission on Elections that teachers who served in the May 10 elections would be given an additional honorarium of Php 500. “An additional Php 500 is simply not enough,” said ACT TEACHERS Partylist national president and first nominee Antonio Tinio. “We reiterate our call for an additional Php 2,000.”

A DEMAND for the immediate RELEASE of the 2010 Elections’ HONORARIA for the BEIs, DepED Supervisors and their Respective Support

Almost all election winners have been proclaimed after more than a week since we conducted our first and historical automated national elections. Unfortunately, until now we haven’t received a single centavo of our 2010 Elections’ HONORARIA.

Additional compensation sought for BEIs

Teachers to march to Mendiola to demand GSIS refund

The Alliance of Concerned Teachers will lead a motorcade and march of public school teachers and employees to Mendiola on Wednesday, April 28, to demand the refund of illegal deductions made by the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) from the benefits of its members.
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