Basic Contract Workers' Association Plans Strike to Demand Teachers' Permanent Employment and Fair Wages
The article discusses the situation of contract teachers in basic education who are demanding their rights, especially regarding job security and fair wages. It clarifies that the draft law, which was intended to enhance their rights—including counting the hours lost due to the war—was dropped in the parliamentary council due to the government's lack of interest. The report indicates that the salaries of contract teachers, which amount to approximately $8.20 per hour, have significantly devalued as a result of the war, and that the necessary funding to pay these wages is unavailable. The association confirmed that the government's response to the teachers' demands has been negative, and that the teachers are preparing to take to the streets to demand job stability, fair wages, and social security as the school year approaches.
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