September 29 Strike: Three-Quarters of French Teachers Are Not Satisfied with Their Wages, According to OECD
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While more than one in ten teachers were on strike on Tuesday to protest against the lack of resources, an OECD study confirms that there is a problem with the profession in France. French teachers are more likely to complain about their wages and working conditions than in the rest of the OECD.
In its annual report published this Tuesday, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is making lower than average payments in OECD countries.
This Tuesday, the OECD publishes its annual survey "A look at education." The issue of teacher shortages appears to be "a major concern" in the organization's member countries.
In its annual analysis, "Reviews on Education", unveiled this Tuesday, the OECD looked at the lack of teachers, the salaries of teachers and their working time. Topics that are debated at a time when the protest of teachers in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation is not silent.
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