St. Xaviers School closed indefinitely

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Maoist Related Teachers' Union: St. Xaviers School closed indefinitely St. Xaviers' School in Jawalakhel, has been closed indefinitely by the school management from Tuesday. The school has cited 'unfavourable conditions to run the school' as the reason for closure in a notice sent to the parents on Monday. The school was closed after Intitutional School Teachers' Union (ISTCHU), St. Xaviers' Unit started protest demanding salary hike, a pension fund and teacher's representation in the school management. The unit has said the management closed the school without any dialouge with them. nepalnews.com Feb 10 09  

CEO · Feb 9, 2009 9:53 PM · 22,973 views

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Maoist affiliated unions and organizations are literally creating havoc in Nepal. It is unfortunate that maoists are running Nepal. There is no doubt that one day these son of gun will bring our country down.

proudxaverian · Feb 10, 2009 12:44 AM

Ati bhayo aba chor haru ko kam.. huda huda yesto school pani close............ bastards........

gurkha's · Feb 10, 2009 9:47 AM

That is the best decicison by the management. Now go to jungle Maoist Badar.

thukka · Feb 10, 2009 9:55 AM

I have seen instances of where private institutions are held hostage by unlawful strikes and ridiculous demands. Butwal (or was it Pokhara) was completely closed, many new projects are stalled because of this. In several cases, the union leaders are flexing their muscle to demand a good payout for them and their party.   But in this case, until I see the case made by both group, I have to give the benefit of the doubt to the striking party. The news states: “The school was closed after Intitutional School Teachers' Union (ISTCHU), St. Xaviers' Unit started protest demanding salary hike, a pension fund and teacher's representation in the school management. The unit has said the management closed the school without any dialouge with them.” What’s wrong with this strike? Isn’t it the inherent right of the union and so far the demand doesn’t look absurdly illogical.

DWI · Feb 10, 2009 9:59 AM

Nothing wrong with the strike but as far as I know from my schooldays, the teachers were paid handsomely and were paid double what government employees were paid and I guess, it is still the same as I know that Xavier's always treat their staff fairly. That's why you can still see employees working there for life.

incrediblesuperbatma · Feb 10, 2009 10:11 AM

sad.

santoshgiri · Feb 10, 2009 11:25 AM

It indeed is a sad news.

ठुल्दाइ · Feb 10, 2009 11:27 AM

hold on there DWI, "What’s wrong with this strike? Isn’t it the inherent right of the union and so far the demand doesn’t look absurdly illogical." are you crazy , are you stupid, are yu dum...you are saying whats wrong with strike again. school need a union instead of teaching kid?????? f*** all those teachers and hire new ones.. Do you think school is a political stedium. ?????? have you seen TU and its colleges. almost everyday fighting between unions and strike  and class cancel.  Are they fighting for your right that you born with... no and no .   Think twice before you trash your words in sajha dude.

thukka · Feb 10, 2009 11:54 AM

  Thukka If you want to have a logical conversation, I am all for it. If you want to engage in a verbal abuse, I will pass. I pity those who try to show there masculinity in a hidden forum like this.   Okay, Assuming that we are having a logical conversation and also assuming that your ascertion that I am stupid or “dum” is not true then here’s my point.   If you think teachers should simply teach, and factory workers should simply work who would protect their rights? They are suppose to hire outside strikers for that purpose?? With your logic there is no need for any labor union and the business prorprietor can do whatevery they want to. Forget about rights of the teachers and the workers. Heck, while we are at it we actually didn’t even need the democracy, we should just work and eat and sleep.   My concern is not with St. Xaviers management, it is the inherent right of the labor force that I am questioning.   I thought twice before I trashed my words in sajha…dude.   DWI

DWI · Feb 10, 2009 12:24 PM

And why do we need to Unionize Teachers ? For job security, so that shitty teachers can keep their jobs. 

BathroomCoffee · Feb 10, 2009 1:57 PM

I take pride of the schools like Gandaki Boarding, St. Xavier's , Budhanilkantha and so on where both poor and rich students have access with /or without full scholarships. Personally, I have no any attachment with these schools and most of the Nepalese too But I believe that these are the best places to grow  for the brillient students and the teachers as well. It's a bad and sad news that St.Xaviers is closed. There should not be any kind of threat or demand from outside. I like these schools because they are especially independent of politics.

pc30 · Feb 10, 2009 2:20 PM

I dont agree with Strikes!! When there are strikes, you need to understand that things are wrong. It worked for Maoists and see the consequences. Anyone who can collect a mass does it to protest anything. There is got to be other ways to deal with things. And just imagine, if staffs of "St. Xavier" strike for Salary hike what should the staff of other schools (especially, government) do?

prad · Feb 10, 2009 3:10 PM

I am glad scool is close. These bastards YCL Mao affiliated Unions need to be taught a lesson. YCL ko chori has reached the limit. It is time people take matter in their own hand.

191karma · Feb 10, 2009 6:41 PM

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