Sentence examples for unionised teachers from inspiring English sources

Now there is to be no reduction in the overall number of Italy's strongly unionised teachers.

Much of the unease has been stirred up by teachers' unions; charter schools do not usually employ unionised teachers.

To all those familiar with the intransigence of unionised teachers, those remarks would seem to spell trouble.

The mainstream public school system, which offers parents no choice of school, has failed pupils precisely because unionised teachers had (and have) too much power.

Unionised teachers, said the paper in an editorial, are "notoriously averse to change" and could "fear the competition for pupils from more innovative institutions".

Over the past week, unionised teachers have blockaded streets, a shopping mall and even train tracks in the western state of Michoacan.

Headteachers should be employers ("school company directors") while compulsorily non-unionised teachers and pupils are the workers.

For example, 56% (54%) of the children of unionised (non-unionised) fathers made their own bed and 49%52%2%) cleaned their own room.

John Bangs, senior consultant to Education International, the international umbrella group for teachers' unions, says: "The most unionised workforce in the world is the teaching profession".

The staff turnover at charter schools seems higher than elsewhere, partly because their teachers are paid less than those in the unionised part of the system.

The teachers' unions hate charter schools because they are non-unionised.