Private school teachers protest over non-payment of full salaries in Delhi
The teachers and staff of the Summer Fields School, New Delhi, have claimed that they are getting a 50 percent salary since April 2020.
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The teachers and staff of the Summer Fields School, New Delhi, have claimed that they are getting a 50 percent salary since April 2020.
Private Delhi School Teachers, Staff Protest Over Non-Payment Of Full Salaries The teachers and staff of the Summer Fields School, New Delhi, claimed they have been working with 50 per cent of their salaries since April 2020. They also claimed that they were yet to get the arrears for the 7th pay commission salary structure. Education | Press Trust of India | Updated: Mar 3, 2021 9:04 pm IST | Source: PTI RELATED NEWS Image credit: Shutterstock New Delhi: Teachers and staff of the Summer Fields School here have staged...
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