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Pol has college, the lad will have no school meal or transport, so he's staying home....
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It's only the NUT that's striking isn't it?
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schools tend to be one union or the other as a whole ours is nearly all NAS/UWT with no NUT and one or two ATL. NUT tend to be primary staff. with a litle care a school can be closed with few staff on strike. In the 80's our place was closed for a succession of days with as few as six(out of 80+) well chosen ones on strike for half a day at a time. the rest, of course were present and got paid. NUT is looking for publicity here
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Quote from: Taf on April 22, 2008, 17:48:35 PM
Pol has college, the lad will have no school meal or transport, so he's staying home....
Can't you drop him off and send him with some sarnies?
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Quote from: Anna on April 22, 2008, 20:25:51 PM
Can't you drop him off and send him with some sarnies?
To be fair, if the school can't provide a comprehensive educational service, why should he?
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our school is open
grandson`s school is shut
grandaughters school has two classes shut so some children are in school and some are out
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NUT teacher on the tele earlier.... "£34,000 a year is not enough considering the work that all teachers do"....
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You don't think it is worth it for the hours they do?
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Wish I earned that even taking my On Call into account
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You don't think it is worth it for the hours they do?
Nope.... I get to see a lot of teachers' "work" up close... and it's crap...
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Here's how it wroks
most, if not all do not start to earn till age 22+ due to the degree and PGCE required
attachment shows the scales
It takes six years to get to M6
then if they can satisfy
http://www.teachers.org.uk/resources/word/JNCTRE-JESC-143-2006-Annex2-UPS.doc
they move to the upper scale.
It takes at least six years to get to U3 from then
so to get to 34k takes at least 12 years as well as satisfying the above link.
In recent years the main scale has been condensed from 17 levels (usually took 17 years to get to the top of the main scale then). yes, that's the route I took.
so in the vast majority of cases 23 years in were needed to get to 34k
I used to average 65 to 70 hours a week and even then did not manage to fit everything in. you can only do so much. In my case it turned out to be too much so it looks as if I earn for 27 years in total
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when I finished my degree most graduates' starting salary was in the range 7k to 8.5k. in common with most teachers I did an extra year's course (PGCE) and started on 3.4k
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Quote from: fred on April 23, 2008, 18:27:23 PM
Here's how it wroks
Teachers are paid according to how much noxious gas they give out?
You posted car exhaust output table
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