The Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) is scheduled to meet with the Ministry of Education to resolve the ongoing impasse over its industrial action.

CETAG members have been on strike for the past six weeks, protesting the government's failure to implement an arbitration award issued by the National Labour Commission last year.

CETAG has stated that they will not resume work until their employer complies with the Commission's arbitration award.

In an interview with Starr News, the Ranking Member of the Education Committee of Parliament, Peter Nortsu Kotoe, revealed that their planned meeting with CETAG has been postponed to allow the Ministry of Education to complete its negotiations with the concerned members.

“The meeting has been called off because the Ministry of Education has also arranged a meeting with CETAG and other bodies. So we want them to meet with the Ministry and then the outcome of that meeting will determine whether we will continue or when we realize that a solution has been found to the impasse then we will not meet them.”