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Deputy Ehab Mansour Highlights Teacher Wages Shortfall
The article discusses the conditions of substitute teachers in Egypt. Member of Parliament Ihab Mansour explains that these teachers are subjected to significant unfairness regarding their pay and lack of employment contracts. He clarifies that a teacher receives about 50 Egyptian pounds per class, and sometimes works up to 30 classes a week, but is only compensated for 20, which results in an income below the minimum wage. He also points out that some of their dues have not been paid for periods ranging from 3 to 4 months. The problem, he says, lies in the delays in processing payments caused by financial officials who cite administrative issues as an excuse. He calls for full rights for the teachers and insists on the swift release of their dues, emphasizing that the issue is not with the Ministry of Finance or Education, but with officials who are impeding the procedures.
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