KABUL Training and Vocational Institute (ATVI) on Monday claimed their two years’ salaries were pending with the institute.
Reaching 13 in number, they introduced themselves as former teachers at the ATVI and said the institute had not paid around 100 teachers their salaries for eight months to two years.
Khalid Shinwari, a former teacher of the institute, said he served as teacher at the institute and left his work because he was not paid salary.
He accused the ATVI founder Sardar Mohammad Roshan of . . .
