SALARIES OF TEACHERS
DISSAIJSFACTION EXPRESSED. By Telegraph.--Press Association. Auckland, July 8. At ft meeting of the Auckland branch of the Educational Institute, definite dissatisfaction was expressed at ’ the Education Department’s policy that no alteration was to be made in the total amount to be allocated, for the payment of primary school teachers. Many delegates suggested that the disparity between primary and secondary salaries showed amazing anomalies. Resolutions were passed that when considering any salary scheme, tnere should be a single scale, independent of whether the teacher is in technical, primary or secondary work; that any salary scheme formulated should be simple in form and provide for a range sufficiently wide within the groups to ensure reasonable stability in staff; that the salaries provided for teachers holding the more responsible positions are utterly inadequate.
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Taranaki Daily News, 9 July 1929, Page 15
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