The Unicef France Pushes for a Raise in Teachers' Salaries
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Unicef believes that the margin that should be created by the demographic decline should be fully used to "improve the French education system"
In the face of the drop in the purchasing power of teachers, Unicef France and VersLeHaut call, in a report published this Wednesday, for the "demographic dividend" of €5.2 billion to be reinvested in wages. As Budget 2027 prepares, the two organisations recommend using the savings associated with the drop in the number of pupils by 2035 to finance a continuous revalorisation over ten years.
On the eve of the budget debates, a new report by the think tank To Le Haut and UNICEF France enumerates the new savings and investments that would result from denatalization in national education
The fall of births could make it possible to reinvest more than €5 billion in the School by 2035. Marie-Caroline Missir, coordinator of a report published by Unicef France and the think tank VersLeHaut, calls for the Sanctuary of this dividend at all costs.
Demographic decline in schools: TowardsLeHaut and UNICEF France call for a reinvestment of 100% of the budget margin in the quality of the education system This unpublished report "Demographic decline: how to seize this historic opportunity for education?", co-written by Unicef France and VersLeHaut, focuses on the consequences to be drawn, for [...]
In a report published this Tuesday, September 29, Unicef France and VersLeHaut believe that the demographic decline in education must be an opportunity to guarantee a better equity of the system and more resources.
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