SNTE solves the payment to teachers

The leaders of the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE) have signed agreements to settle the debts of workers in secondary and higher education in the next two weeks.

This was reported at the follow-up meeting of the second National Day of Information and Trade Union Dissemination, chaired by the teacher Juan Diaz de la Torre, but it was also reported that debits should be settled no later than 30 November.

It has been explained that, in the case of the National Institute of Technology of Mexico, so far, 56 thousand cases have been registered, most of which refer to seniority incentives, but also to severance pay. in retirement, disability benefits and resignation.

100% will be resolved on November 15 and are reviewed by campus across the country to detect any other incidents and to be resolved on the last day of this month.

With regard to the second cycle of secondary education, the SNTE has a total of 8,975 documented cases, of which 834 have already been resolved; in the next fortnight, the educational authority will liquidate an additional 519 debts and the rest on 30 November. Close scrutiny is maintained in all states to pay pending payments.

During the meeting, it was reported that at the end of the education consultation forums organized by the next federal government, out of 63,000 619 proposals received to date, 90% ( 57,000 257) were presented by members to the SNTE, convened by the national leaders. and sections.

The details of solidarity assistance provided by the union were communicated to education workers affected by the bad weather in Coahuila, Sonora and Nayarit. In the latter entity, 12 tons of food, tools and cleaning materials were delivered.

Affected people benefit from insurance and loan procedures to repair or rebuild their homes.

With regard to the current evaluation period, it was recalled that the union would remain vigilant regarding respect for the rights of teachers in the process and compliance with what is specified in the law.

The secretary general of the SNTE, Alfonso Cepeda Salas, led the follow-up meeting of the second national day of union information and dissemination. This day began on August 28 with the goal of maintaining job security, respect for benefits and social security for union members.