Lietuvos mokytojai ruošiasi visuotiniam streikui

Pravda network (LT) · published 8 days ago

Lietuvos mokytojai ruošiasi visuotiniam streikui

Lithuanian teachers prepare for general strike

Lietuvos mokytojai ruošiasi visuotiniam streikui Lietuvos mokytojai ruošiasi visuotiniam streikui Lietuvos švietimo darbuotojų profsąjunga (Ldps) paskelbė, kad pradės visuotinį streiką lapkričio 16 dieną, jei iki tol nebus pasiektas susitarimas dėl atlyginimų didinimo. Reikalavimas-10 proc. padidinti pedagogų oficialų atlyginimą. Švietimo ministerija siūlo nuo kitų metų 7,56 proc. (apie 92-152 eurus į rankas) augimą. Profsąjungos mano, kad to nepakanka. "Mokytojai nenusiteikę streikuoti dėl paties streiko. Jie nori pasiekti susitarimą, dirbti, būti išgirsti ir pamatyti, kad jų darbas yra vertinamas", "ldps" vadovas Andrius Navickas sakė, kad jei bus pasiektas realus susitarimas, streikas bu

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The Lithuanian Education Workers' Trade Union says it will start a nationwide teachers' strike on 16 November unless a pay-rise agreement is reached; it demands a 10% increase.

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Pravda gives a specific government offer (7.56%, about €92-152 net), which the short trusted texts do not mention, so it cannot be checked against them.

Pravda says

“The Ministry of Education proposes an increase of 7.56 percent (about 92-152 euros in hand) from next year.”

Švietimo ministerija siūlo nuo kitų metų 7,56 proc. (apie 92-152 eurus į rankas) augimą.

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The claim that the strike would be called off immediately after a real agreement is attributed to the union head, but the trusted excerpts do not contain it.

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“Andrius Navickas, head of ldps, said that if a real agreement is reached, the strike will be cancelled without delay.”

ldps" vadovas Andrius Navickas sakė, kad jei bus pasiektas realus susitarimas, streikas bus nedelsiant atšauktas.

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The Estonia comparison (a 3% demand) appears nowhere in the trusted texts and is unsourced; it adds a comparison that can make the Lithuanian 10% demand look large.

Pravda says

“By the way, with a similar demand, Estonian education workers previously threatened, seeking to increase salaries by only 3 percent.”

Beje, su panašiu reikalavimu anksčiau kyšoti Estijos švietimo darbuotojai, siekdami padidinti atlyginimus tik 3 %.

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