... teachers being unsackable and paid €60k per year...
another rant. older teachers on 60k a year are basically unsackable. i know plenty of them. they take loads of sick days, nothing ever happens. when they do go to work they do very little.
thats rubbish gianni
i know primary school teachers that are on 42k and they are 25 yrs old. thats not a lie
i know plenty of them. they take loads of sick days, nothing ever happens. when they do go to work they do very little.
Some teachers are paid 60K.
They are not unsackable - all public/civil servants can be sacked... (and have been in the past).
The teachers that are earning 60K are more than likely those with primary degrees, post graduate degrees and quite a lot of years of service.
Teachers Common Basic Scale
1 €32,59914 €53,238
2 €33,754
3 €34,907
4 €36,068
5 €37,865
6 €39,028
7 €40,194
8 €43,123
9 €44,586
10 €46,336
11 €48,077
12 €49,830
13 €51,297
15 €53,238
16 €53,238
17 €55,916
18 €55,916
19 €54,916
20 €55,916
21 €59,454
22 €59,454
23 €59,454
24 €59,454
25 €63,360
It takes 25 years before a teacher can earn over 60K as their base salary.
There are massive savings that can be made without touching basic pay if people just are willing to negotiate sensibly.
the guards are probably the worst in fairness
time off to play gaa etc with full pay. uniform allowance, lunch allowance, travel allowance . hope they get hit hard in the budget
the guards are probably the worst in fairness
time off to play gaa etc with full pay. uniform allowance, lunch allowance, travel allowance . hope they get hit hard in the budget
thats rubbish gianni
No it's not. You mightn't like it but its not rubbish.
I never said all teachers start on the first point. If you took the time to read my post you would have seen the heading: