Labour Overload, Precarized Wages and Pluri-Employment: the Worrying Figures From the National Teacher Survey
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Labour overload, precarized wages and pluri-employment, conclusions about teachers' working conditions The entry Ctera presented results of the national health survey: all evil was first published in El Ciudadano.
On Wednesday, October 21, the CTERA presented the results of the National Survey of Health and Teaching Working Conditions. The research makes it possible to make visible the work reality of education workers and their impact on health. The presentation included interventions by Sonia Alesso, Rosana Gugliara, Adriana [...] The entry CTERA presented the results of the national survey on the health and working conditions of the teacher was first p…
Overburdened, precarized and undervalued: the National Teacher Survey prepared by the Confederation of Education Workers of the Argentine Republic (Ctera) showed alarming figures regarding the situation of education workers. Data such as that 70 per cent of teachers report an overburden of work, or that 77 per cent depend on their low teacher salary as the main or sole income, are some of the factors that reflect the crude reality of the sector.…
According to the results, 8 out of 10 teachers reported at least one health problem in the last year. Voice problems (75.1%) and mental health problems (74.75 per cent) are those most associated with working conditions and environment (CyMaT), followed by osteoarticulmuscular problems (62.37 per cent). The survey also marks a gap between the reported problems and the effective use of licences.
The health and working conditions of Argentine teachers go through a worrying scenario, according to the results of a national survey presented by CTERA. The survey, carried out to 3,365 education workers in the 24 jurisdictions of the country, revealed that 80% suffered some health problem during the year and more than 70% reported experiencing work overload on a regular basis. In dialogue with EME, the secretary of Labor Health of CTERA, Adria…
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