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ARTICLE · 16 JUNE 2022

Sacked Without Warning – But Can A Parent Protest Work? Find Out

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Parents have complained to Sharjah's private education authority after the school their children attend sacked 13 staff members.

United Arab EmiratesConsumer Protection

Termination letters were given out as school prepares for a management change

Parents have complained to Sharjah's private education authority after the school their children attend sacked 13 staff members.

Twelve administrative staff and one teacher at Al Kamal American International School in Halwan were given termination letters last Thursday.

July 7 will be their last working day when the school closes for the summer break. Sharjah Private Education Authority (SPEA) told The National that it is looking into the case and has already contacted the school.

Parents said they have approached Bin Kamil Group, owners of the school, and have voiced their concerns.

The staff members affected told The National that they were given the letters without a warning and no proper notice was served to them. Most have been with the school since it opened in 2017 for pupils from KG to grade 12.

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