The union has protested against the delocalisation and appraisal policies. Last month, Knut planned a strike if the policies are not abolished. But after a meeting with the TSC, the strike was suspended to allow for talks. Assistant Secretary-General Collins Oyuu said: “If the TSC does not listen to us on August 21, we shall say enough is enough and down our tools come September 1. We will not open schools. “We love industrial peace but TSC has remained adamant and bitter with the same teachers it has employed,” Mr Oyuu said during their annual general meeting in Mombasa on Saturday.