KNUT Bomet demands removal of CECM in charge of Education

Langat during a meeting with ECDE teachers. The Kenya National Union of Teachers, Bomet branch is appealing for the removal of the County Education Executive and Chief Officer from office./ Photo courtesy

The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), Bomet Branch has called for the removal of the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) in charge of Education  and Chief Officer (CO) from office.

The Branch Executive Secretary, Desmond Langat accused the two of arrogance, mistreatment of Early Childhood Development Education (EDCE) teachers and sabotaging the talks between the union and  teachers.

Speaking after meeting ECDE teachers from the county recently, he told the county assembly to commence the process of removing the duo in order to savage the sector.

“The Education CECM is so arrogant and talks recklessly to teachers. Recently, 3 CECMs were kicked out by the MCAs and we ask the MCAs to include Education CECM and his CO in the list of those who need to go home,” he said.

He faulted education CECM and the CO for the dismissal of 127 teachers, whose contracts had elapsed, saying they ought to have instead been confirmed since they had served for many years.

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He maintained that ECDE teachers are members of KNUT, dismissing as self-seeking a union claiming to defend teachers from the county.

Langat also rooted for talks between the county and the teachers, saying there are many pending issues which need to be addressed.

“We want to appeal for talks between the county government and ECDE teachers. We have many pending issues, which include the one for the 127 teachers. As a union we are ready to promote good relations between the parties,” added Langat.

The Union also dismissed claims that all ECDE teachers in the county have received their salaries, and further appealed for the urgent intervention of Governor Hillary Barchok.

Kimutai Langat

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