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Demand for Temporary Teacher-Employees Not to Discriminate in Incentive Allowances

Kathmandu. Temporary teachers and employees working in community schools have demanded the government to step up and not discriminate against them in the incentive allowance system. Issuing a joint press release, teachers and employees of temporary higher secondary education, grant of relief, contract, temporary higher secondary education, tuition grant and other non-permanent nature have put forward 4 demands from the government to ensure equal…
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Kathmandu. Temporary teachers and employees working in community schools have demanded the government to step up and not discriminate against them in the incentive allowance system. Issuing a joint press release, teachers and employees of temporary higher secondary education, grant of relief, contract, temporary higher secondary education, tuition grant and other non-permanent nature have put forward 4 demands from the government to ensure equal…

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Nepal Press : Facts First, Truth Foremost – Online News Portal from Nepal in Nepali Language broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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