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Review of effects of today's industrial action

23 Aug 2010

Management arrangements by the Western Cape Education Department to monitor attendance of educators during today's industrial strike action indicate that there has been a marginal decrease in school closures and teacher absenteeism since last Friday.

Five percent (75) of our schools closed as a result of today's industrial strike action.

17 percent of educators were absent from work.

There have been no serious incidents of violence or intimidation around the province. All reported incidents were dealt with by the police.

We are thankful that the vast majority of our schools in the Western Cape continued to function. We continue to advise parents and caregivers to send their children to school on Tuesday.

Media enquiries:
Bronagh Casey
Cell: 072 7241 422
Tel: 021 467 2377

Issued by: Western Cape Education
23 Aug 2010


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