Gli insegnanti sciopereranno l’anno prossimo se non ottengono un adeguato aumento di stipendio, avvertono i dirigenti sindacali
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/teachers-strike-pay-rise-union-labour-school-funding-b2880906.html
di tylerthe-theatre
15 commenti
So they are going to go on strike then. Good for them, you honestly couldn’t pay me enough to be a teacher in this country these days.
> My, My 40k earners, your shoulders are looking awfully “broad” this Spring
A PAYE piggy’s work is never done after all
Sure they will. Unions running the country for another 3-4 years at least.
Increase wages significantly but move all teachers to defined contribution pension schemes so you eventually phase out current ones over next 40 years or so
Successive governments seem to regard teachers as little more than baby sitters, who exist solely to occupy the children of the UK long enough to allow their parents to be economically active.
I see the level of pointless admin, box ticking, assessment, late night working, government targets, uninformed criticism and political kickings that my wife (a secondary school teacher) has to put up with and I wonder how anybody sticks with teaching as a profesion.
Tiny violins for the teachers. NO ONE gets pay rises that even meet inflation, you’re not special
Good. Teachers should start on £50k and the average salary should be £80k+
Honestly, as a teacher, why the hell wouldn’t you go work for a private school? No doubt get paid so much more, better behaved kids (on average), better facilities?
Obviously not every teacher can do this, but if you are good, surely it’s the obvious move? It certainly beats waiting around for the government to decide you deserve an extra 2% pay
Why spend all that time training to get a job you know is poorly paid, and then moan about how poorly paid you are?
I’m a doctor on strike, we deserve pay restoration but teachers (and nurses) deserve it even more!
Solidarity!
Will we?
Maybe ask us first, mate.
I ain’t voting yes and I ain’t going on strike
Maybe concentrate on actually helping decent honest teaching staff when they need you.
I’ve seen them go to the ends of the earth for the minority of shirkers trying it on, but every honest and decent member of staff I’ve ever seen be treated genuinely badly the union has basically been “sucks to be you”
School Trusts are to busy lining the pockets of administrators and creating high paying jobs to actually pay teachers well.
The Trust I work for hasn’t been able to keep staff for more than 9 to 12 months. HR claim its the lack of decent teachers but if you pay cheap, you get cheap.
Our administrators earn up to 85k for doing a job no one knows nothing about. Our headteachers are all on 60 to 80, and one is on 110k because they where former CEOs of other trusts that joined by merger. Funnily enough, they are the longest serving staff at each school.
I say do it. Its about time schools actually remembered the main reason they exist is to teach, not run businesses.
Don’t blame the we have teachers jobs on our site and the pay scale is stupid
They already earn £80k when normalised for the 70 days annual leave.
Teacher pay is joke. Especially outside london. I wonder whether I can take my kids on holiday while the strike is on thou 🤔. Two birds, one stone