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The Teaching Service Commission (TSC) has been barred from filling the vacancy for a principal at a secondary school in St James, while a senior teacher, who has been acting in the position for five years, pursues a lawsuit over being blocked from the recruitment process.
Justice Frank Seepersad granted an injunction against the commission as the judicial review lawsuit, brought by Nisha Haley Thomas came up for hearing yesterday morning.
In the lawsuit, Thomas’ lawyers led by Ian Roach are claiming that the commission acted unreasonably and improperly in ruling that Thomas was ineligible for consideration for the position because she did not possess a pre-requisite undergraduate degree.
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