Report says better pay elsewhere
The union behind a report into the happiness of Island teachers says other jurisdictions offer a much better deal.
Yesterday, the NASUWT revealed in a study that nearly two thirds of its members were considering leaving the profession altogether.
More than half of those questioned (the union has 112 members in the Island) were said to be angry at the level of pay they received.
Damian McNulty from the union claims the situation on the Island has been steadily getting worse:
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