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Back on the job
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[Barbados Advocate] - According to BSTU President, Mary Redman, the decision to return to work stems from the announcement of Prime Minister Freundel Stuart of the intention to set up a Commission of Inquiry to investigate all matters relating to the school, teachers and
'Time for action!'
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[Barbados Advocate] - Meanwhile, the striking teachers will meet at the BSTU's headquarters on Monday. President of the BSTU, Mary Redman, told the Barbados Advocate that the Union and the teachers did not complete their discussions on Friday and will continue them on Monday.
Inquiry to come
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[Barbados Advocate] - Meanwhile, the Alexandra School teachers are currently on strike. President of the BSTU, Mary Redman told The Barbados Advocate that the Union would comment on the PM's announcement on the Alexandra School Commission of Inquiry today.
Teachers called to meet with PM
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[Barbados Advocate] - Prime Minister Freundel Stuart, members of the Barbados Secondary Teachers' Union (BSTU) led by president, Mary Redman, 30-odd Alexandra School teachers and their legal representative, attorney-at-law Hal Gollop met for more than four-and-a-half hours
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