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I'm assuming that average that you're posting is just the average of all the salaries listed in the data provide. This includes all the administrators (as far a

by kaptain 13y ago

I'm assuming that average that you're posting is just the average of all the salaries listed in the data provide. This includes all the administrators (as far as I can tell). To be a useful comparison, you'd have to include all the salaries of the administrators OR only average the union workers with 10 years of experience (or whatever is the equivalent of a teacher with 10 years of experience). Interestingly, where did this person get this data? Is it publicly available?

quackerhacker 13y ago
http://www.sfusd.edu/en/assets/sfusd-staff/contract%20and%20salary%20schedules/Teachers%20TK-12%20Salary%20Schedule.pdf http://www.sfusd.edu/en/assets/sfusd-staff/contract%20and%20... http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/local/talks-between-bart-unions-management-resume/nYZmf/ http://www.ktvu.com/news/news/local/talks-between-bart-union... Since she's an ex-googler, I would hope it wasn't broad speculation, those are her sources. My stand on BART though is that they provide a very critical service to the Bay Area. So they have a lot leverage in their hands since the strike is being felt throughout the entire bay and all professional classes. I disagree that it should be happening if their pay is that high.
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