Railway and teachers’ unions poised for further strike actions amid unresolved demands

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July 16, Colombo (LNW): The Railway Station Masters’ Union is set to decide today (16) on their next steps regarding trade union actions due to unmet demands.

Union President Sumedha Somaratne noted that, despite promises from authorities, no adequate solutions have been offered.

The union had previously paused their strike after being assured that their issues would be presented to the Cabinet.

However, with their demands ignored by the Cabinet yesterday (15), the union will convene this morning to determine their future actions.

Simultaneously, the Ceylon Teachers’ Union (CTU) has indicated potential future strikes due to unresolved issues concerning teachers and principals.

CTU Chairman Priyantha Fernando warned that the government would be held accountable if strikes ensue.

“The President is attempting to thwart our trade union actions with various threats.

We will undoubtedly proceed within the school system, including large protests and significant agitations. This situation must not escalate to the point of strikes,” he said.

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