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Sadop Teachers Rejected the Government’s Wage Offer
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The Argentine Union of Private Teachers (Sadop) of Santa Fe decided this Thursday to categorically reject the salary proposal presented by the provincial government within the framework of the teaching parity. In an assembly of delegates and delegates, 97% spoke out for the refusal and agreed to move forward with actions of struggle together with the state teachers. Sadop’s secretary general, Pedro Bayúgar, called the offer “insufficient and awa…
"It does not respond to the increase in food prices, rents, or any index of what it does to the teacher's life," Bayúgar explained about the rejection of the wage proposal. On Thursday, with the vote of 97% of delegates, the Argentine Union of Private Teachers (SADOP) rejected the salary proposal [...] The Paritaria teacher entry: SADOP rejected the proposal because it considered it "insufficient" was first published in Pausa.
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