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UNCP teachers abide by strike and announce indefinite unemployment if they do not meet their demands

UNCP teachers abide by strike and announce indefinite unemployment if they do not meet their demands

The teachers of the National University of Center for Peru (UNCP) on Tuesday began a 72 -hour strike, which will run until October 3, in support of the claims of claims presented by the National Federation of University Teachers of Peru (FENDUP).

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Its main demands include compliance with the approval established in University Law 30220, the approval of the Service Time Compensation Regulation (CTS), increase in remuneration, greater budget for public universities and the rejection of the re -election of university authorities.

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The Fendup warned that, if not obtaining a response from the competent authorities, the guild will begin an indefinite strike from October 13, which could affect the normal development of classes in different universities in the country.

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