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Education Ministry, syndicate agree on ending teachers strike
By JT - Aug 28,2014 - Last updated at Aug 28,2014
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AMMAN (JT) –– The Ministry of Education and the Jordan Teachers Association (JTA) on Thursday reached an agreement that entails ending the teachers' strike which began on August 17.
The JTA's central committee is expected to announce a decision to end the strike later on the day.
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