Sri Lanka university professors in a token attack on this stage ( 27 ) to raise the salary .
A spokesperson for the Lecturers' Association, Prof. Sampath Amaratunga has told the local media the lecturers have had several discussions with government authorities regarding their demands but have failed to bear any results. For Faculty Association spokesman Professor Sampath Amaratunga told local media the teacher had a discussion with several government agencies about their needs . But are not carrying any effect .
Prof. Amaratunga has said the government had made several promises aimed at preventing a brain drain from the country. Dr. Amaratunga has said the government has made several agreements intended to prevent brain drain from the country .
However, they allege that none of these promises have been fulfilled and that the government has not shown any signs of fulfilling the promises it gave them. But they say that no such contract exists and that this government is not showing any symptoms to their promises to provide .
Prof. Amaratunga warned that the lecturers would decide on a further course of action if the government fails to pay attention to their demands during today's token strike. Dr. Amaratunga warn that teachers will decide on course of action if the Government does not need attention to stop signs during the day .
Tuesday, 27 July 2010
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