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> It doesn't seem like policies a nation would implement, if they really wanted more teachers. Aren't those hurdles put in by teachers' unions to ensure they m
by joe_mamba 5mo ago
> It doesn't seem like policies a nation would implement, if they really wanted more teachers.
Aren't those hurdles put in by teachers' unions to ensure they maintain a leverage over their jobs market? Same is for doctors, notaries, etc in a lot of countries.
- watwut 5mo agoNone of what he listed is some kind of outrageous demand. You can disagree about the "two subjects" thing and it would be valid disagreement, but hardly an outrageous one. A teacher teaching two subjects is not even some kind of German specific thing.