But that makes even less sense to want to be a teacher for money, a lot of teachers don't make that much money not to be a millionaire anyway. There was a somewhat similar problem here in my state the past few years when it came to raises for teachers where our former Republican gov. was going to give teachers here a 10% raise, the 8 years he was in office I don't believe teachers got more than about 2%.
Teachers in Wisconsin make $89,500 a year (salary + benefits). The national average is $61,000.
And remember, most teachers only work 9 months a year.
http://www.papatodd.com/?p=10288They're whining because they don't want to have to pay 5.8% of their pension. TRANSLATION: 94.2% of their pensions will still be
paid for them.This whole Unionization thing doesn't make sense to me. As it is in Wisconsin, if you work for the State, you are forced to join the Union. What is so wrong about giving individuals the right to choose? If you want to join the Union, go ahead; if you don't... then don't.