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>The same thing happens with teachers, nurses, firemen, police Maybe there's something different going on there since government salaries don't respond normall
by deathgrips 6y ago
>The same thing happens with teachers, nurses, firemen, police
Maybe there's something different going on there since government salaries don't respond normally to market supply and demand. Perhaps a better way to track the true value of those jobs is by looking at private sector counterparts, such as security contractors or teachers at private schools.
- Leherenn 6y agoAlso, as far as I know (that would depends on the country, but I believe it is generally true), those professions (except for teachers) can't go on strike too much, they have to keep a minimum service running, which vastly limits their negotiating power.