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话说公校老师罢工的事

回复 23# 的帖子

那孩子呢?

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今天经过不少学校,老师们在外面举着牌子来回走,没有听见一辆车鸣喇叭表示支持的,这就是民意。

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上次(两年前?)他们罢工时抗着牌子站路口,我每次开车路过时都要伸胳膊们出去给他们送一个”two thumbs down"  (是另一半在握着方向盘呵)。


大家如没时间示威,收集签名送(反对罢工)请愿书也是一种表态方法。

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哪里有?我去签个

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对于教师用罢工的方式来解决加薪的问题,太不人意了,这会让孩子们怎么看呢?

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回复 27# 的帖子

無論示威還是簽名,算咱一份

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这篇文章是前前前教育厅长写的。

BCTF has ruined the professionalism of teachers
The Province
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Page A10
By Dr. Patrick McGeer
The provincial government must cure the warfare that has been plaguing the school system in British Columbia for decades. Dealing with the current impasse in labour negotiations is only the first step. It does not solve the long-term problem.
That will require legislation declaring that education is an essential service and that strikes are no longer permitted. Then the requirement that membership in the B.C. Teachers Federation as a condition for teaching in a B.C. public school should be eliminated. That way teachers can follow their conscience and will no longer be obliged to obey their union leaders.
There is more to teaching than tutoring in reading, writing and arithmetic. Teachers need to set an example that students can look up to and admire.
The atmosphere of confrontation that pervades our school system today demeans teachers, handicaps students and undermines attitudes. How can teachers take pride in their work when their union demands they abandon their students? And how can they prepare their graduates to enter the workforce, when the attitudes toward their job and the reliability of turning up for work become paramount?
When I was B.C.'s minister of education, a strike by teachers was unthinkable, not just by the government, but by the teachers themselves. They took pride in being professionals. But if a walkout had taken place during my watch, my recommendation would have been to deal with the strikers the same way that Ronald Reagan dealt with the air traffic controllers - thank them for their service and hire replacements.
Throughout the century, teachers have been well treated in B.C. That is why so many young people are hoping to enter it as a profession. There are nine institutions in B.C. offering degrees in education. They graduate about 1,800 students each year. The numbers are swelled by a further 800 to 900 each year from outside the province, who apply for, and receive, teaching certificates.
This supply is matched against about 1,000 positions available. Well over half of all young people who wish to become teachers, and who spend years training to become teachers, will never have a chance to be one. Getting a job as a teacher in B.C. is a privilege in itself.
Education is the responsibility of the provincial government. That includes establishing the curriculum, setting the standards for its delivery and monitoring the performance of each and every school in B.C. No aspect of that responsibility should be compromised or delegated to any other body, especially to a closed-shop labour union such as the BCTF.
B.C. taxpayers, and particularly those with children in the school system, should consider whether any public interest has been served by the creation of such a union.
Fred Carrothers, the legendary law professor at the University of B.C., who made a specialty of labour negotiations, once told me, "the job of union leaders is not to obtain their fair share, but to get as much more of their fair share as is humanly possible."
This is not to condemn the process. It is only to understand that this is the job of union leaders.
Are teachers better off because of BCTF union demands? Probably not, because they will always have to remain within the framework of all government unions.
Would they have been better off remaining as professionals outside this framework? My guess is yes.
Dr. Patrick McGeer, a distinguished neurology researcher at the University of B.C. and former Olympian, served as an MLA from 1962 to 1986, the last 10 years as a cabinet minister.

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唉,Summer School 也有可能取消。

想想那些留学生每年缴那么多钱,教师或者政府不知对这个群体有没有个交代?

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回复 32# 的帖子

事关收入,早已捉襟见肘的政府怎么可能没有交代。政府已经申请把summer school 当成essential service,表面上说10-12年级学生需要补学分或者补考,不知道这个比例有多高。其实是为了留学生的钱吧。话说学生正常的education不算essential service。Summer school倒是essential service了。

Striking teachers may be headed to summer school
Vancouver Sun

"We need teachers to be able to provide summer school," he said.
There could be a big impact on students if summer classes are cancelled, said Strachan, because many students chose their fall classes this month on the assumption they could pick up required credits this summer if necessary.
Also caught up in the uncertainty are international students, who pay between $620 to $1,300 per summer course in Vancouver. In Surrey, the international rate is $800 for a full credit, and in Victoria it is $750.
Many international students have already purchased airline tickets and paid for home stays, and if they arrive to find B.C.'s summer schools cancelled it will hurt the province's reputation, said Bacchus.
"It's an incredibly competitive market for international students all over the world and if we have students arriving here to find they have no classes that is going to do some harm to our ability in the future to attract students."

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老师罢工太可误!

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回复 14# 的帖子

支持!强烈支持!什么P发达国家?为了自己私利连孩子的教育问题都可以拿来当谈判的筹码!可苦了孩子们了!试问难道老师都没有学龄孩子吗?

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回复 34# 的帖子

非常可恶!真是做事没一点原则和规矩了,说他妈罢工就罢工,又不是吃不起饭了!什么PO灵魂工程师!真让人搞不懂,今天出去,还看到很多老师挂着牌子,站在每个十字路口,对着每辆过往的车子招手引起注意,感觉一副丑恶嘴脸!哪有老师的典范样子?建议所有罢工的校长都开除!

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回复 27# 的帖子

哪里有?我也签字

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回复 21# 的帖子

哪里有组织反对老师罢工的发个帖子在这里,我也参加啊!两个孩子呆在家里都不能上课,心疼死了,都说来到这里为了孩子的教育,结果这里的教育真让人寒心!老师为了几个臭钱竟然置孩子的教育于不顾.可恶至极!

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这里人太少了

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其实这个话题我没资格参与,但是凑巧今儿遇到一位“相关”人士,学生的家长们,据小道消息......octber 估计能开学......还是做好心理准备吧

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永远没有满足的时候,痛恨老师,打着“为了孩子有更好的教育”的幌子捞取自己的利益,牺牲孩子受教育的基本权益。这是什么教育工作者,应该追究他们的法律责任,赔赏给孩子造成的损失。实际在老师的这样持续罢工的影响下,多而不少的给孩子的心理造成了一定影响。也影响到家长无法安心工作。

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全省的孩子不能上学,教师和政府都能沉得住气,闻所未闻。

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不是因为自己的孩子不在公立学校才不着急。在国内,这些头目还不得引咎辞职?

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