"The government is offering teachers a three percent increase in the minimum wage, meaning it continues to worsen the economic situation of teachers," says Reemo Voltri, chairman of the Estonian Education Workers' Union (EHL), adding that teachers' salary negotiations have ended for the time being.
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"The government is offering teachers a three percent increase in the minimum wage, meaning it continues to worsen the economic situation of teachers," says Reemo Voltri, chairman of the Estonian Education Workers' Union (EHL), adding that teachers' salary negotiations have ended for the time being.