“I should work longer and receive up to 400 euros less net pension per month”: four teachers count their losses and explain why the strike is taking place

The teaching unions have announced that they will strike for two days next week. It has been since 2001 that teachers have stopped working two days in a row. Four teachers explain why they are going on strike – or are still in doubt, because it is also the last week of classes before the Christmas exams: “I see single mothers working in the catering industry to pay their mortgage.”

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