teachers getting a pay rise -- thanks for nothing :laugh:laugh:laugh

[Whorty]

Chancellor announces inflation-busting pay rise for almost a million public sector workers | Daily Mail Online

Almost 900,000 public sector workers are in line for an inflation-busting 'coronavirus payrise' - including thousands of teachers

the teachers dont deserve this

Is there a topic that doesn't trigger you?

[Halo Jones]

Chancellor announces inflation-busting pay rise for almost a million public sector workers | Daily Mail Online

Almost 900,000 public sector workers are in line for an inflation-busting 'coronavirus payrise' - including thousands of teachers

the teachers dont deserve this

Why?

[Andy2]

Chancellor announces inflation-busting pay rise for almost a million public sector workers | Daily Mail Online

Almost 900,000 public sector workers are in line for an inflation-busting 'coronavirus payrise' - including thousands of teachers

the teachers dont deserve this

why not ? teachers are taking online lessons .

[vetran]

why not ? teachers are taking online lessons .

When did they start?

[Andy2]

When did they start?

My wife is seconday school teacher and she has been taking lessons
Now the summer holiday has started

[Old Greg]

Why?

They're not racist enough for Mr D's liking.

[cannon999]

Being a teacher is currently effectively a minimum wage job. I'd like to see anyone here working 60 hours a week.

[vetran]

My wife is seconday school teacher and she has been taking lessons
Now the summer holiday has started

How long after lockdown did she start taking online lessons regularly?

[Andy2]

How long after lockdown did she start taking online lessons regularly?

I think about 2 months. But there has been other work involved like keeping the school open for children of key workers, department meetings and provide predicted grades for all students as exams are cancelled.

[PCTNN]

This was covered on the radio this morning. The nurses are already in the middle of a 2018 pay deal. Only those areas that were due a pay review got an uplift at this time. There are other public sector areas due a pay review in the coming months.

I bet nurses are going to get shafted once again when they're due to renegotiate their deal.