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  •   Home > News > Politics

    Satisfaction from the Education Minister, as secondary school teachers give the Government's latest offer the thumbs up

    Satisfaction from the Education Minister, as secondary school teachers give the Government's latest offer the thumbs up


    PPTA members have voted yes to a new collective agreement, which includes a 4.6 percent pay increase over two years.

    Eighty percent will have a base salary of more than 100-thousand dollars, from late next month.

    Minister Erica Stanford says it's been a tough road with the education union this time round.

    She says this resolved itself in the end, with the union being clearer on what they were willing to negotiate on.

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