Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said teachers' pay should be more closely linked to performance.
The amount of insurance coverage that corporations obtain, and the premiums they pay, should be disclosed.
"Nurse pay should be set by the market, not by a secret agreement among hospitals".
Meanwhile, 7 out of 10 of those surveyed said teachers' pay should be based on performance.
"As the city can afford it, everyone else who was asked to pay should be given relief.
Exemptions that cushion the food system from taking responsibility for the costs it has long not paid should be abolished.
Information on a school's performance should be available to parents, and teachers' pay should be linked to students' results, he says.
But clubs who do not pay should be relegated".
Two thirds of voters said at least some of the taxes they pay should be controlled from the Welsh assembly.
In any case, a balance between the efficiency and coverage of the sustainability criteria, and the costs that their users are interested to pay should be achieved [57].
