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Teacher says 32,000 wage is "nothing"

greenpilot · 2012-10-24 17:32:00

A newly qualified teacher marching today complains that 32,000 is "nothing" as a wage. Teachers need to get real. Most of us have to survive and raise a family on similar wages. Welcome to the real world student.

24-10-2012 5:32pm

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A newly qualified teacher marching today complains that 32,000 is "nothing" as a wage. Teachers need to get real. Most of us have to survive and raise a family on similar wages. Welcome to the real world student.

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#2 24-10-2012 5:32pm

Praetorian Saighdiuir

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Was it a maths teacher?

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#3 24-10-2012 5:32pm

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Round 2.... *ding ding!

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#4 24-10-2012 5:34pm

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greenpilot wrote: »

A newly qualified teacher marching today complains that 32,000 is "nothing" as a wage. Teachers need to get real. Most of us have to survive and raise a family on similar wages. Welcome to the real world student.

Those who can do, those who cant do, teach! GBS)
Irish teachers have to be the laziest,least professional in Europe, time they wised up!
PS, €32,000 for a 36 week year!

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#5 24-10-2012 5:35pm

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Hang on. Wait for me. I can't seem to find my torch and pitchfork.

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#6 24-10-2012 5:36pm

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well you pay peanuts you get monkeys

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#7 24-10-2012 5:37pm

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Jesus. Do you not even think to provide a link to a video or something so we can get reeeeeally worked up?

Locked.

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