Archive: 16 February 2026

Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) President Mark Malabver has condemned the circulation of a fake document which claims that there is an agreement for  a 50% increase in salaries for all teachers

The fraudulent document also outlined that there would be an immediate implementation of incremental payments. 

The JTA President clarified that a 50% increase was not proposed on its list of claims. 

He further stated the association is awaiting formal communication from the ministry regarding outstanding increments.

Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) President Mark Malabver has condemned the circulation of a fake document which claims that there is an agreement for  a 50% increase in salaries for all teachers

The fraudulent document also outlined that there would be an immediate implementation of incremental payments. 

The JTA President clarified that a 50% increase was not proposed on its list of claims. 

He further stated the association is awaiting formal communication from the ministry regarding outstanding increments.

Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) President Mark Malabver has condemned the circulation of a fake document which claims that there is an agreement for  a 50% increase in salaries for all teachers

The fraudulent document also outlined that there would be an immediate implementation of incremental payments. 

The JTA President clarified that a 50% increase was not proposed on its list of claims. 

He further stated the association is awaiting formal communication from the ministry regarding outstanding increments.

Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) President Mark Malabver has condemned the circulation of a fake document which claims that there is an agreement for  a 50% increase in salaries for all teachers

The fraudulent document also outlined that there would be an immediate implementation of incremental payments. 

The JTA President clarified that a 50% increase was not proposed on its list of claims. 

He further stated the association is awaiting formal communication from the ministry regarding outstanding increments.

Jamaica Teacher’s Association (JTA) President Mark Malabver has condemned the circulation of a fake document which claims that there is an agreement for  a 50% increase in salaries for all teachers

The fraudulent document also outlined that there would be an immediate implementation of incremental payments. 

The JTA President clarified that a 50% increase was not proposed on its list of claims. 

He further stated the association is awaiting formal communication from the ministry regarding outstanding increments.