Are teachers' pay demands actually unrealistic? - News Summed Up

Are teachers' pay demands actually unrealistic?


We know the pay is no longer commensurate to the increasing amount of work we’re being asked to do. The top average wage for a secondary school teacher is around $79,500, while backbench MPs with no additional responsibilities earn $160,024. Let's go back in time to 1979, when experienced secondary school teachers earned roughly the same amount of pay as backbench MPs; around $18,000 a year. DOMINICO ZAPATA/STUFF As teachers, we know that a significant pay jolt now will save so much time, money, and disruption in the years to come. Three per cent of a current backbench MP’s base pay is about $4800.72.


Source: Stuff February 26, 2019 23:05 UTC



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