20% Increase in Teachers' Salaries: Édouard Philippe Unveils One of His Shocking Proposals for the President
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Edouard Philippe proposed, on Monday 14 August, to increase the average remuneration of teachers by 20% on a quinquennium. The candidate Horizons in the next presidential election hopes to bring it back to the level of the European average.
The former Prime Minister and Horizons candidate in the presidential election also wanted to introduce a "school accountability fine, similar to what exists in the UK", for "parents of harassing, disturbing or absentee children and violent parents," he said to the "Figaro".
This must be aligned "at least at the level of the European average", the Mayor of Le Havre states in "Le Figaro".
Edouard Philippe announced on Monday his proposals for the school before the presidential election 2027. On the programme: 20% increase in teachers' salaries, fines for some parents and supervised recourse to the AI
EXCLUSIVE - The candidate Horizons in the presidential elections of 2027 unveils his project in the field of education. He proposes a "school accountability fine" to "end the impunity of the parents of harassing, disturbing or absentee children and violent parents".
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