Archive · 3 Jul 2025
Dismissed Teachers Protest SSC Recruitment, Seek Review Halt
A group of teachers who lost their jobs is asking the school service commission (SSC) to stop hiring new teachers.
The teachers were fired by the Supreme Court on April 3.
They want the hiring to stop because the court will look at the job terminations again after July 14.
The teachers want the SSC to release a list of teachers who were hired properly.
They believe this will help them keep their jobs.
The SSC started accepting applications for new teachers on June 16 and will continue until July 14, with tests scheduled for September.
Dismissed teachers marched to SSC office demanding halt to new recruitment.
Teachers request pausing recruitment until Supreme Court reviews job terminations.
SSC began accepting applications for fresh recruitment on June 16, ending July 14.
Teachers seek publication of a list of fairly recruited employees.
The Supreme Court terminated 25,753 teaching and non-teaching jobs on April 3.
- Who
- Dismissed teachers and the SSC.
- What
- Dismissed teachers demanded halt to new teacher recruitment.
- When
- The teachers marched on Wednesday and the SSC started accepting applications from June 16.
- Where
- The SSC office in Salt Lake.
- Why
- To have the recruitment process paused until the Supreme Court reviews job terminations.
Dismissed Teachers
SSC
Recruitment Process
Dismissed Teachers
Recruitment should be paused until Supreme Court review.
SSC
The SSC should proceed with recruitment.
- Event
- Teachers' Protest
- Location
- SSC office, Salt Lake
- Teachers' Demand
- Halt recruitment
- SSC Action
- Accepting applications
- Supreme Court Ruling
- Terminated 25,753 jobs
- Review Petition
- Filed by state govt. and SSC