GRAVE CONCERN.
TEACHERS' ATTITUOE. THE NEW REGULATIONS. I (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) DUNEDIN, this day. The report of the Ota 70 branch of the New Zealand Educational Institute states that the introduction of the new salary scale and regulations governing it has caused grave concern. Wholesale confirmation ut' (curlier* in their positions by boards throughout tlic Dominion, and resultant injustice* inflicted upon many member#, ui'ic tlic subject of considerable cor--1 c-poiidcncc between the committee and tin' executive in Wellington. "The method of administering the new regulations caused strong representation- to be ni:ide to the Otago board. Much <li»«at i-fa-tion liad been expressed l,y mam teachcr.s with their ? M! position under the new regulations, "! wt " w °uld remind ineinbcrs that 11 e representations can be, and have rji',!! 1 , 8 tl,e New Educational the VVon 7" 1 "' 1 rnf,,rcc Us wi " "F'n administrative' policy/ ,C dictate
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 126, 31 May 1939, Page 12
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