Secondary teachers across New Zealand are striking over a rejected 1% annual pay rise, demanding a 4% increase to keep pace with inflation and retain staff, while the government defends its offer and faces criticism over inaccurate claims about teacher earnings.
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public confusion over actual teacher earnings
Secondary teachers walk off the job as government digs infreer pay talk promotes equity
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