by Toneshia Harris | May 23, 2017 | Local News
The Guam Education Board has referred the matter regarding the owed BRIP Pay (Bonus, Rewards, and Incentives Program) to their finance committee for review and research pending submission of documents from DOE. Teachers who are owed the BRIP Pay may inform their... by Toneshia Harris | May 16, 2017 | Local News
GFT members and stewards have reached out to DOE Superintendent, Jon Fernandez, and the Guam Education Board in getting the BRIP (Bonus, Rewards, and Incentives Program) payment made that have been owed to teachers for several years now. GFT Steward and... by Toneshia Harris | May 16, 2017 | Local News
GFT Representative, Dan Del Priore, continues to work with the Legislature in amending Public Law 32-236 regarding Educator Conduct. Del Priore is in active meetings and discussions with the Office of Senator Joe San Agustin, who oversees the Education... by Toneshia Harris | May 11, 2017 | Local News
The next GFT General Membership meeting will be on Monday, May 15, 2017 at the UOG SBPA Multipurpose room #129 at 6pm. All members are encouraged to attend for updates on collective bargaining agreements, current issues, upcoming events and other union news.... by Toneshia Harris | May 5, 2017 | Local News
GFT representatives met with the Guam Department of Labor Director, Sam Mabini, and Administrator, Greg Massey, to discuss issues regarding hazard pay for employees at the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center and nurses at the Guam Memorial Hospital Authority.... by Toneshia Harris | May 2, 2017 | Local News
The Shark family voices of Simon Sanchez High School were heard at the Yigo Town Hall meeting concerning Bill 70 – 34, converting Simon Sanchez into a charter school. After testimonies from students, parents and teachers all opposing Bill 70, Senator...