Teachers

[Tracked Item]

I see the teachers are going to strike or consider other action such as...

"not working more than 32 and a half hours a week"

"The NASUWT, the largest teachers' union, has lodged a formal trade dispute with the government over workload"

WORKLOAD! 32 and half hour weeks with 13 weeks holiday. I only assume they are complaining because they dont have enough to do.

32.5 hours a week!!!

[kingmonkey]

It's more fun starting these threads at 3.30 when they log on after work

[Chappers]

Originally Posted by Tracked Item

I see the teachers are going to strike or consider other action such as...

"not working more than 32 and a half hours a week"

"The NASUWT, the largest teachers' union, has lodged a formal trade dispute with the government over workload"

WORKLOAD! 32 and half hour weeks with 13 weeks holiday. I only assume they are complaining because they dont have enough to do.

32.5 hours a week!!!

If it's that good then I guess you are going to become a teacher. And for the record I'm not a teacher and I wouldn't do that job if they increased the pay by 6% and gave them four more weeks holiday.

Oh and here we go again, it's been a while

[Tony_Montana1981]

Originally Posted by Tracked Item

I see the teachers are going to strike or consider other action such as...

"not working more than 32 and a half hours a week"

"The NASUWT, the largest teachers' union, has lodged a formal trade dispute with the government over workload"

WORKLOAD! 32 and half hour weeks with 13 weeks holiday. I only assume they are complaining because they dont have enough to do.

32.5 hours a week!!!

I'll bite.

Our lass is in work at 8.00 every morning and leaves at around 5.30. She then works from home from about 6.30 - 9.30 every night of the week. And also most Sundays.

[SedgefieldMackem]

There's loads more than 32.5 hours a week though.

There's all the fighting, fucking and stalking they have to do on the side.*

*I've not been to a school for years, but I do watch Waterloo Road.

[Dave Herbal]

Originally Posted by Tony_Montana1981

I'll bite.

Our lass is in work at 8.00 every morning and leaves at around 5.30. She then works from home from about 6.30 - 9.30 every night of the week. And also most Sundays.

This.

[YorkMackem]

Originally Posted by Tracked Item

I see the teachers are going to strike or consider other action such as...

"not working more than 32 and a half hours a week"

"The NASUWT, the largest teachers' union, has lodged a formal trade dispute with the government over workload"

WORKLOAD! 32 and half hour weeks with 13 weeks holiday. I only assume they are complaining because they dont have enough to do.

32.5 hours a week!!!

You shouldn't believe everything that you read man.

Divide and rule.

[dirty bristow]

My wife is a teacher although not in mainstream now but by fuck, they get some stress.
Think of all the scummy little shits about now and put 20+ of them together in one classroom whereby rules have been eroded by the liberal elite to keep us all down and divided.

[Epping]

primary school is the place to teach.. couldn't go near Secondary school in unless you can guarantee a job in a top school

[Harry Angstrom]

Originally Posted by Tony_Montana1981

I'll bite.

Our lass is in work at 8.00 every morning and leaves at around 5.30. She then works from home from about 6.30 - 9.30 every night of the week. And also most Sundays.

She needs to have a word with someone. If they are all doing that they are fucking bonkers.