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The Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU) is concerned about some educators being superseded after years of acting in senior positions, at times without reimbursement.In an interview with Barbados TODAY, union president Mary-Anne Redman flagged “serious issues” in the recruitment, selection, and appointment process, primarily of senior teachers and Heads of Department at secondary schools.She took specific issue with teachers being asked to respond to advertisements for the same positions in which they were acting for many years, only to be overlooked in favour of others with no experience in the role.
Teacher Alwyn Babb who was sent on half pay leave for contesting the January 19 general election is scheduled to attend a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday at the Ministry of Civil Service.The other teacher who was similarly suspended, Pedro Shepherd, told Barbados TODAY the Ministry also sent him correspondence giving him a June 7 date for his hearing.However, he declined further comment on the development.Babb’s letter from the Ministry of Civil Service, People Resourcing and Compliance Directorate, dated May 20, stated that the teacher must attend the meeting with the investigatory committee on May 31.
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