The Grenada Union of Teachers says an estimated 1,800 teachers employed by the government will receive a 13 per cent increase in salary for the period 2023–2025.
The new collective agreement was signed yesterday and witnessed by Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell.
Union President, Jude Bartholomew, described the signing as historic, noting that the new collective agreement was being signed within a four-month period.
Mr Bartholomew said for the 2023–2024 period, teachers would receive a four per cent increase and five per cent for the year 2025. He said the fringe benefits in the new agreement will also result in an increase in financial compensation for extracurricular work, including the marking of school-based assessment scripts.
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