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They're state employees. That's not how things work in the public sector. I mean we all get OKRs, objectives etc but government employees are a special case.

• Doctor_Fegg 3y ago
  Most UK teachers aren't state employees any more: they're employed by academy trusts.
  • gadders 3y ago
    Semantics. All the funding comes from the state.
    • obernard 3y ago
      It is really not semantics, because of the amount of control that academies have over the work the teachers do, and because of their freedom to hire and fire teachers.
      • gadders 3y ago
        Do they have freedom over how much they pay the teachers?
        • d1sxeyes 3y ago
          Yes, academies are not bound to the “Blue Book”, and can pay teachers whatever they like under whatever conditions they like (with the exceptions of teachers TUPEd in).