Teachers' Voice on World Teachers' Day
The National Union of Primary School Teachers announced a warning protest day on Monday, October 5th, to oppose the ongoing disruptions in the sector, including overcrowding, staffing shortages, and deteriorating working and teaching conditions. The union confirmed that the current situation is characterized by the burden of multiple administrative and digital tasks imposed on teachers. They rejected superficial measures aimed at merely increasing support, condemned the management of school time through the imposition of schedules that exceed the legal limits, and called for improved material and professional conditions. This includes a salary increase of 3,000 MAD, the activation of allowances, resolution of pending issues, and they called for wearing badges and holding protests within educational institutions. They are also prepared to take escalatory measures to defend teachers' rights.
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