Polish Teachers Have Come to a Massive Protest over Low Salaries
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In Warsaw, several thousand teachers took part in a protest, demanding that the Government tie their salaries to the average income in the country. Several thousand people gathered in front of the Office of the Prime Minister of the country and handed over to RIA News. The rally's organization was represented by the Polish Teachers Union, whose participants have been under the slogan "Policies to the board! Keep the word!" The protesters insist …
A large group of teachers will protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office on Monday 31 August. Teachers centred around the Polish Teachers' Union will mainly demand higher salaries, but the Kompas Jutra reform and other ideas of the Ministry of Education will also get in.
Polish educators on the last day before September 1 planned a protest action in front of the government building demanding an increase in wages.
Teachers and education workers will protest in front of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister in Warsaw on Monday. Unionists are demanding wage increases and linking them to the average wage in the economy.
The Polish Teachers' Union (ZNP) has planned a demonstration for today in front of the Prime Minister's Office in Warsaw. Among the teachers' demands is the issue of salaries.
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