The government has announced that it will maintain the very salary cap that has caused the decline in teacher salaries relative to other degreed professions which, along with crippling workloads, has created a teacher shortage. ❌❌❌
#GallopInquiry
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#GallopInquiry
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The #GallopInquiry warned, the government’s position on public sector wages “would undermine the standing and attractiveness of the teaching profession and be unjust given the evidence of change, intensification of work, and the value of the profession"
The #GallopInquiry warned, "without a significant increase in salaries, the State Government will not be able to address the significant shortage of teachers in NSW or recruit the additional ones to meet rising enrolments.”
It is now the responsibility of the profession to campaign and win the changes that are necessary for the future of the profession and, ultimately, our students.
The membership is to ready itself!
The membership is to ready itself!
Reannouncing the contemptuous salary cap, Treasurer @Dom_Perrottet said “I would like to thank all of our public servants"
It's going to take #morethanthanks to attract and retain the number of teachers needed to ensure every child is taught by a qualified teacher.
It's going to take #morethanthanks to attract and retain the number of teachers needed to ensure every child is taught by a qualified teacher.
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