They were 11% of teachers to participate, Thursday, in the day of action for salaries and pensions.
A figure which may seem low, but is nevertheless significant for this interprofessional strike at the call of the CGT and Solidaires.
Especially since “
one day of strike is one day less pay
”, recalls Stéphane Crochet at SE-Unsa.
In this new school year, the teaching staff awaits the “
substantial
” revaluation promised by President Macron.
His Minister of Education, Pap Ndiaye, whom he regularly eclipses, had promised in July "
a shock of attractiveness
" to respond to the recruitment crisis.
Alas, the detail of the budget, unveiled on Monday, had the effect of a cold shower.
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However, this is on the rise.
Some 3.6 billion more than in 2022 (60 billion in total), an increase of 6.5%.
We have to go back to 2017 to find an increase almost as significant: + 4.4%, at a time when inflation was peaking at 1%.
She gallops...
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