Western Cape | Urgent application filed to halt over 2,000 teaching posts cut in WC

The Special Action Committee for Education says it has brought an urgent interdict application to the Western Cape High Court against the Department of Education in the province.
This is an attempt to halt the department’s decision to cut more than 2,000 teaching posts.
The department had cited that budget cuts at national level have led to the decision to cut jobs.
Head of the Education and Allied Workers Union of South Africa (EUSA) in the Western Cape and Member of the Special Action Committee (SAC), Andre de Bruyn says the Western Cape Education MEC, David Maynier should have found alternatives to job cuts similar to the other eight provinces.
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[@LonelyTreeSunset]

Sadly, this is the result of a stagnating economy facilitated by an inept national government and self-serving ANC. Too few productive citizens and not enough foreign direct investment.

[@laurenruiz4986]

I detest and despise the ANC

[@laurenruiz4986]

This is so sad and tragic. Billionaire president could pay in the difference

[@bkj3845]

Is this the BELA bill in action?

[@thukelomaqoma7760]

The DA is completely unfair, inconsiderate deliberate. The state has enough funds for 2400 teachers obviously including us on the waiting line

[@mamamarius]

The 'state' is not providing provincial government with funding. It has nothing to do with the DA...

[@the_muser7105]

A mass exodus of educators may happen due to impossible work conditions. This already happened abroad.

[@starboy7938]

They mist go they lay in tiktok whole day