| Teachers 18:19 - Feb 23 with 8538 views | pencoedjack |
What gives them the right to think they should jump the queue on a vaccine?
Whilst they have been sat on their arse's for a 12 month getting full pay, a lot of us have been out working, others have lost their jobs or have been on 80% pay..
How about the volunteered to work some Saturday mornings or gave up some of their holidays to help kids catch up on their education.
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| Teachers on 12:31 - Mar 14 with 778 views | Catullus |
I've bumped this because,
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/
It says around 45% of school cases were teachers, given the number of kids v teachers that is proof techers are more likely to catch covid. One fifth of our teachers were infected. Where else were one in five workers infected? |  |
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| Teachers on 12:40 - Mar 14 with 764 views | Fireboy2 |
| Teachers on 12:31 - Mar 14 by Catullus |
I've bumped this because,
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/
It says around 45% of school cases were teachers, given the number of kids v teachers that is proof techers are more likely to catch covid. One fifth of our teachers were infected. Where else were one in five workers infected? |
I think this answers the OP.
Should finish this topic now. |  | | |
| Teachers on 12:51 - Mar 14 with 756 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 12:40 - Mar 14 by Fireboy2 |
I think this answers the OP.
Should finish this topic now. |
But what about lazy teachers mun, they are all lazy , left leaning and lazy, have I mentioned they are all lazy. But, but but. |  | | |
| Teachers on 13:09 - Mar 14 with 743 views | Catullus |
| Teachers on 12:51 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
But what about lazy teachers mun, they are all lazy , left leaning and lazy, have I mentioned they are all lazy. But, but but. |
It's why the are so desperate to catch covid, then they have a few months off and get paid for doing nothing...innit! | |
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| Teachers on 13:19 - Mar 14 with 735 views | Gwyn737 |
All kids in England have been back in this week - it’s been blummin’ brilliant! | | | |
| Teachers on 16:02 - Mar 14 with 702 views | majorraglan |
| Teachers on 12:31 - Mar 14 by Catullus |
I've bumped this because,
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/
It says around 45% of school cases were teachers, given the number of kids v teachers that is proof techers are more likely to catch covid. One fifth of our teachers were infected. Where else were one in five workers infected? |
Good post.
Probably the Health Service, I’d imagine they have had higher infection rates, but it just goes to show the risk teachers face. With large numbers of kids probably being asymptomatic it puts things in perspective. [Post edited 14 Mar 2021 16:02]
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| Teachers on 16:15 - Mar 14 with 682 views | trampie |
Teachers are not more likely to get covid than other members of the general public, teaching unions moan all the time, what about shop workers dealing with the public ?, certain groups want a job and don't look to be tested because they don't want to be positive and lose work and pay, other groups don't mind being tested and having a few weeks off with pay. |  |
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| Teachers on 16:59 - Mar 14 with 664 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 16:15 - Mar 14 by trampie |
Teachers are not more likely to get covid than other members of the general public, teaching unions moan all the time, what about shop workers dealing with the public ?, certain groups want a job and don't look to be tested because they don't want to be positive and lose work and pay, other groups don't mind being tested and having a few weeks off with pay. |
Official stats say different Siadwell.. | | | |
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| Teachers on 17:04 - Mar 14 with 652 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 16:59 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
Official stats say different Siadwell.. |
I know shop workers on the front line dealing with the public and they have never been tested. | |
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| Teachers on 17:06 - Mar 14 with 655 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Teachers on 16:02 - Mar 14 by majorraglan |
Good post.
Probably the Health Service, I’d imagine they have had higher infection rates, but it just goes to show the risk teachers face. With large numbers of kids probably being asymptomatic it puts things in perspective. [Post edited 14 Mar 2021 16:02]
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All pupils in England have been tested in the last week with over 4,000,000 extra tests with a positive test rate of 0.25% meaning approximately 10,000 asymptomatic cases have been found. Once found they have to self isolation so can't infect teachers, other children.
Teachers are half as likely as the general population to catch coronavirus.
One of the safest job groups. Far safer than NHS, taxi drivers, bus drivers, lorry drivers, supermarket workers, food processing workers to name a few. [Post edited 14 Mar 2021 17:10]
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| Teachers on 17:08 - Mar 14 with 649 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 17:04 - Mar 14 by trampie |
I know shop workers on the front line dealing with the public and they have never been tested. |
You know someone, must be true then !!! | | | |
| Teachers on 17:45 - Mar 14 with 630 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 17:08 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
You know someone, must be true then !!! |
Yes I have immediate family earning 100k plus teaching and 100k plus in the police and immediate family earning minimum wage serving in a shop, you know post office counter and till, etc etc.
I know what they do for their money, I know who is working from home (ex amount of days) and who is frontline so to speak. | |
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| Teachers on 17:51 - Mar 14 with 621 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 17:45 - Mar 14 by trampie |
Yes I have immediate family earning 100k plus teaching and 100k plus in the police and immediate family earning minimum wage serving in a shop, you know post office counter and till, etc etc.
I know what they do for their money, I know who is working from home (ex amount of days) and who is frontline so to speak. |
100k teaching position is hardly your run of the mill primary / comp teacher is it, with classes of 30+. Anyway if the teachers had been vaccinated earlier then the schools could have gone back months ago. I also believe all key workers should have been prioritised. Other opinions freely available. | | | |
| Teachers on 18:12 - Mar 14 with 606 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 17:51 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
100k teaching position is hardly your run of the mill primary / comp teacher is it, with classes of 30+. Anyway if the teachers had been vaccinated earlier then the schools could have gone back months ago. I also believe all key workers should have been prioritised. Other opinions freely available. |
They started at the bottom and worked their way up, cleaners and shop workers are front line with no voice unlike teachers. | |
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| Teachers on 18:13 - Mar 14 with 608 views | Gwyn737 |
| Teachers on 17:51 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
100k teaching position is hardly your run of the mill primary / comp teacher is it, with classes of 30+. Anyway if the teachers had been vaccinated earlier then the schools could have gone back months ago. I also believe all key workers should have been prioritised. Other opinions freely available. |
100k is at scale for a secondary Headteacher in a maintained school of around 1500 pupils.
Trample knows this as it came up before but has used the term ‘teacher’ deliberately to be disingenuous.
In Local Authority schools, the top of the upper pay scale for a straight class teacher without additional responsibilities is £41,604. | | | |
| Teachers on 18:14 - Mar 14 with 605 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 18:12 - Mar 14 by trampie |
They started at the bottom and worked their way up, cleaners and shop workers are front line with no voice unlike teachers. |
All that post is irrelevant. | | | |
| Teachers on 18:17 - Mar 14 with 598 views | onehunglow |
| Teachers on 18:14 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
All that post is irrelevant. |
Imagine footballers in the Championship being happy with 100k per annum.
Makes you realise how groteque footballer are paid.
Earn in a day what headteacher earn in a year.
It's that bad | |
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| Teachers on 18:25 - Mar 14 with 589 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 18:13 - Mar 14 by Gwyn737 |
100k is at scale for a secondary Headteacher in a maintained school of around 1500 pupils.
Trample knows this as it came up before but has used the term ‘teacher’ deliberately to be disingenuous.
In Local Authority schools, the top of the upper pay scale for a straight class teacher without additional responsibilities is £41,604. |
He still calls himself a teacher butt, thinking about it - you are not going to have a boyo, well a real one that is, when in a boozer in Wales and somebody says what do you do butt ? he says he is a teacher, I guess in England they would be more likely to say they are a headteacher, would they not Gwyn ? | |
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| Teachers on 18:31 - Mar 14 with 577 views | Gwyn737 |
| Teachers on 18:25 - Mar 14 by trampie |
He still calls himself a teacher butt, thinking about it - you are not going to have a boyo, well a real one that is, when in a boozer in Wales and somebody says what do you do butt ? he says he is a teacher, I guess in England they would be more likely to say they are a headteacher, would they not Gwyn ? |
I would know, we only have wine bars and private members clubs down here 😉 | | | |
| Teachers on 18:32 - Mar 14 with 577 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 18:14 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
All that post is irrelevant. |
Why is it irrelevant ?, I have close family in the trade so to speak for decades. | |
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| Teachers on 18:34 - Mar 14 with 572 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 18:31 - Mar 14 by Gwyn737 |
I would know, we only have wine bars and private members clubs down here 😉 |
There we are then, I rest my case.  | |
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| Teachers on 18:37 - Mar 14 with 563 views | Gwyn737 |
| Teachers on 18:25 - Mar 14 by trampie |
He still calls himself a teacher butt, thinking about it - you are not going to have a boyo, well a real one that is, when in a boozer in Wales and somebody says what do you do butt ? he says he is a teacher, I guess in England they would be more likely to say they are a headteacher, would they not Gwyn ? |
I wouldn’t know, we only have wine bars and private members clubs down here 😉 [Post edited 14 Mar 2021 18:39]
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| Teachers on 18:38 - Mar 14 with 561 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 18:17 - Mar 14 by onehunglow |
Imagine footballers in the Championship being happy with 100k per annum.
Makes you realise how groteque footballer are paid.
Earn in a day what headteacher earn in a year.
It's that bad |
Now you are retired Perch, my close family member that they call Ma'am in the police, would you still call her Ma'am if you met her or is that a thing only serving police officers do ? | |
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| Teachers on 19:06 - Mar 14 with 533 views | Treforys_Jack |
| Teachers on 18:32 - Mar 14 by trampie |
Why is it irrelevant ?, I have close family in the trade so to speak for decades. |
Irrelevant to the thread. | | | |
| Teachers on 19:12 - Mar 14 with 524 views | trampie |
| Teachers on 19:06 - Mar 14 by Treforys_Jack |
Irrelevant to the thread. |
The thread is about teachers. | |
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