Comments on: La GTU et la CITU prêtes à soutenir Amode Taher

By: Suresh

Suresh — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 17:30:47 +0000

la liberte d’expression s’applique seulement quand on flatte son employeur et on
leche ses bottes. on n’est pas libre d’exprimer son opinion personnelle quand on est
fonctionnaire. Mais le Dr Taher est trop intelligent pour se cantonner a s’exprimmer
en un esclave soummis a son maitre. il ne peut pas tuer son jugement rationnel et
les recents evenements lui donnent entierement raison suite a la fermeture des
ecoles. Le Dr Taher dit ce qu’il sait mais il sait aussi ce qu’il dit.

By: Jagté raho

Jagté raho — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 18:43:14 +0000

Simply Ridiculous !!! As if Ministry sent Mr Taher on radio-plus to remain silent !!! Why the Minister didn’t go ??? In the future, officers should refuse to go and let the minister himself ‘gagne tou zouré’ on radio.

By: Ramorthee

Ramorthee — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 18:22:53 +0000

Bravo à la GTU ! Nu bizin supporte Mr Taher même si li pas membre dans nu syndicat. Nu bizin bane dimounes competent cuma li. Pé cose performance mangement system mais pé terrorise nu bane best officers. Cumsa zote tou pu peur pu cosé, écrire l’article, etc. Ziste are nu sa. Quand professeur college privé pé pose candidat et pé gagne même la paye ki zote bane collegues dans government lerla zote pas trouve narien ? Cote Equal opportunities Act lerla ? Ene partie gagne droit cozé et l’autre partie pé bizin mete power glue on lips !!! Guete ki pé arrivé dans no 19. Présidente ene syndicat dans l’éducation pé pose candidat contre government, sa oui, mais l’opinion valable de ene officier competent pas respecté. Au contraire, pé martirise monsieur la cuma dire ki crime line faire. Ene chance GTU la même et Mr Taher capave compte lors support tou bane profs.

By: Sok Samachar

Sok Samachar — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:55:37 +0000

Public officers should be bootlickers of the government. Et dans l’école privé et college privé banla pé faire politique et encore à la tête syndicat. Encore professer et done leçons et en même temps pé faire politique. Et government pé paye zote salaire. Mr Taher done ene ti l’opinion personelle, zote pé harass li cumsa. Its not fair. Ale guete dimoune ki zote pé payé pu enseigne zenfants mais pé faire politique. Seule différence ki zote dans privé et nu dans government. Et alors ? Nu pas gagne droit en l’opinion. So why teachers working in the public sector gets the same as those in the private sector ? Tou pareil, ziste banla gagne droit faire politique et Govenment teachers are slaves of thier master.

By: Voice of Teachers

Voice of Teachers — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 05:14:37 +0000

Li inacceptable sa kine fine arrive Mr Taher. Young teacher ena raison. Sa ki dans privé pé gagne droit faire politique ! Et nu dans gouvernement mo bizin déclare ‘gounga’ ! Pas gagne driot done nou l’opinion ! Pays démocratique ? Mr Taher pé faire ene excellent travail, surtout dans zone 4. Nou solidaire ar li. Sanctions bizin prend contre sa ki pé servi l’école pu faire campagne en pleine pandémie. Sa ministère pas trouvé ? Eski ban HT ine explain in writing ? Pé cause performance management mais pé attack nu bane best officers. Mr Taher bizin ignore zote et continuer so bon travail.

By: Abdullah

Abdullah — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 18:34:56 +0000

Incroyable mais vrai ! Pu ene kitchose cumsa, pé demande explications ! Mone lire sa dans défi-plus. Monsieur la pane dire narien de grave. Si zote envie prend sanctions, ale prend sanctions contre band HT et bane membres ene provident fund pu faire reunions en pleine pandemie et kite zenfants tou seul. Prend sanctions contre tou bane profs !!! Zote tou coné ki dans 1 hr, sans photocopieuse et sans tape dans computer, ene prof pas pu capave prépare devoir extra. Ene eyewash pu plaire zote wish. Prend bane devoirs au moins et ale gueté. Prend parent et zenfants pu fools. Kifaire ine ferme l’école vendredi et create panic quand tous sa jours la pé tini ? Ti capave ouvert l’école vendredi et fermé early, zote tou ti pu gagne plein letemps travail bane devoirs la et discute ar zeleves. La, c’est une farce du siècle !!! So, au lieu perdi letemps avec sanctions contre ene officier competent cuma Mr Taher, ale juge zote self-competence first !!!

By: Young Teacher

Young Teacher — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:06:56 +0000

I express my deep concern on what happened to Mr Taher. Just because we are public officers, we do not have the right to express our opinions. On the other hand, teachers and even union leaders { see MMM candidates list }in the private sector are eligible to be candidates in the elections. And they enjoy all priviledges just as government teachers. Where is the Equal Opportunities Act ? Mr Taher expressed his personal opinion. Sa si pas gagne droit dans sa pays la ? Do you imagine the impact on young teachers ? Mr Taher has done much for young teachers by caring for their problems and giving them the opportunity to shine in the sector. We must all support Mr Taher. Instead of concentrating on petty things, the government should take actions against those who used our schools to carry out illegal actions and leaving our pupils unattended. Till now we have not heard about any actions taken against those headmasters. So, please stop harrasing Mr Taher and let him continue his marvellous job. Keep it up Mr Taher ! And thanks for your trust on young teachers. You won’t be deceived.

By: Star

Star — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 09:34:54 +0000

We are indeed in a critical situation. The swine flu is here. In these moments we must be united and work together. Instead, we see that the Ministry is more interested in obtaining written explanations from a very competent officer. And what about written explanations from HT and those who invaded our schools to carry out meetings leaving our children unattended ? We did not hear anything till now. Justice must be seen to be done and it is not by harassing a hard worker that we would win the battle against the swine flu.

By: Stéphanie { Rodrigues }

Stéphanie { Rodrigues } — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 05:28:34 +0000

I personally do not know Mr Taher. But on what I read in the papers and on the website, I would simply say that it is really unfair to that officer. He expressed an opinion and the Ministry took actions only some days after. So, what he said wrong ? It was a crime ?

By: TRAINEE TEACHERS

TRAINEE TEACHERS — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 22:22:41 +0000

We would like to support Mr Taher in these difficult moments. He is someone who is always keen to help and handle matters in a professional manner. He is one of the best officers at the Ministry. We just hope that these kind of intimidation won’t affect Mr Taher in his good work. Bon courage Mr Taher. You can always rely on the support of trainee teachers.