Lecturers from state universities islandwide have planned a symbolic strike today (30), over several key demands. The strike has been planned, highlighting key demands, including salary inequality and a shortage of academic staff. The Federation of University Teachers’ Associations (FUTA) Secretary, Senior Lecturer Charudaththe Ilangasinghe, said that even though it has been a year since the government came into power, there has still been no resolution to the ongoing crises affecting state universities. Speaking at a press conference held in Colombo yesterday, he warned that these issues pose a serious risk to the continuity of academic activities, including examinations. (Newswire)…
University lecturers to engage in a symbolic strike today
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