UNB, Dhaka :
Public university teachers had a meeting with high government officials on Thursday over their four-point demand that include formation of a commission to introduce an independent pay scale for them.
A delegation of the Federation of Bangladesh University Teachers Association (FBUTA), led by its president Prof Farid Uddin Ahmed and its general secretary Prof ASM Maksud Kamal, held the meeting with Principal Secretary to Prime Minister’s Office M Abul Kalam Azad, Senior Finance Secretary Mahbub Ahmed and Additional Secretary to the Education Ministry M Helal Uddin.
The meeting held at the Prime Minister’s Office discussed various proposals placed by the FBUTA leaders over their demands, according to a PMO release.
It was decided at the meeting that discussion will continue and expected that the
problems will be resolved soon.
On January 19, eight days after enforcing it to press for their demands, public university teachers postponed their indefinite strike until February 3 following the assurance of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
At a meeting with the public university teachers at Ganobhaban on January 18, the Prime Minister assured them of looking into their demands.
The public university teachers had been on protests since the 8th National Pay Scale was announced on May 14 last year, advocating for a four-point demand that includes formation of a commission to introduce an independent pay scale for them.
Public university teachers had a meeting with high government officials on Thursday over their four-point demand that include formation of a commission to introduce an independent pay scale for them.
A delegation of the Federation of Bangladesh University Teachers Association (FBUTA), led by its president Prof Farid Uddin Ahmed and its general secretary Prof ASM Maksud Kamal, held the meeting with Principal Secretary to Prime Minister’s Office M Abul Kalam Azad, Senior Finance Secretary Mahbub Ahmed and Additional Secretary to the Education Ministry M Helal Uddin.
The meeting held at the Prime Minister’s Office discussed various proposals placed by the FBUTA leaders over their demands, according to a PMO release.
It was decided at the meeting that discussion will continue and expected that the
problems will be resolved soon.
On January 19, eight days after enforcing it to press for their demands, public university teachers postponed their indefinite strike until February 3 following the assurance of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
At a meeting with the public university teachers at Ganobhaban on January 18, the Prime Minister assured them of looking into their demands.
The public university teachers had been on protests since the 8th National Pay Scale was announced on May 14 last year, advocating for a four-point demand that includes formation of a commission to introduce an independent pay scale for them.
