We are treated like lepers – Sacked Ondo Poly Teachers vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
UNEASY calm pervades the Staff School of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo as 42 workers of the school were affected by commercialisation.The development raised concerns across Ondo State even as accusing fingers were pointed at the state government.
However, the fate of the remaining 42 is hanging and would have to be determined by private investors. “As of now, the cost of running the school is N74m in one year whereas the total income from the school every year is N4m. This is not sustainable”, he said.“All the employees employed directly by the polytechnic will return to the polytechnic employment while efforts are made to persuade investors and the state Ministry of Education to absorb other categories of employees but no person will lose his or her employment as a result of these changes in the corporate structure”.
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