[etni] Re: Unfortunately, the Irgun's achievements don't have much impact
- From: Bari Nirenberg <bnirenberg@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: hassidim@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2009 11:04:18 +0300
I agree with all of this, Sandra, but I'm not sure the problem is in the
Irgun leadership. It seems to be the norm in Israel for the government not
to honor agreements and I don't know what the Irgun can do about it, apart
from taking the Ministry of Education to court (or us going on strike
again).
I believe that the city of Beer Sheva has added the extra percentage for the
modules, by the way. I know that we got forms to fill out for the hours we
worked with LD kids. If you don't see these things in your pay slip, check
with your employer. As for payment for marking Bagrut exams, I have nothing
to add -- you summed that up pretty accurately.
Bari
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 09:13, Sandra Yosef-Hassidim <hassidim@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> Hi Ronit
> Could you explain what's with the 2% gmul? That is not connected to the
> hours we get for bagrut gmul, is it? If one teaches yudbet 5pt, F and G,
> does that mean one should be getting 4%? And where do they appear on our
> paycheck?
> Re the Irgun having achieved things- I basically agree with you that Ran
> Erez is the best we can get in our present situation, but he is still not
> good enough. He may have reached a number of impressive agreements with the
> ministries, but when these agreements are not honored, they have little
> value. Just an example: the union has signed an agreement raising the salary
> of bagrut markers (including oral bagrut testing, if I'm not mistaken) from
> 126 to 140 per hour. This agreement was supposed to take effect
> retroactively from Sept 2008. Bagrut markers keep turning to the marvad,
> wondering why they are not getting paid according to the new rate. And the
> marvad keeps telling them that as long as the marvad doesn't receive
> official notification from the Ministry of Ed, they won't change the rate.
> The Irgun is aware of the situation, but THEY keep saying they "are working
> on it". In the mean time nearly 3 moedim have passed and bagrut
> markers still
> haven't gotten the money! I'm afraid the same will happen with the
> agreement on reducing the number of students per class and the additional
> hours the students are supposed to get. So yes, on paper the Irgun has
> achieved things.It is just a pity that we don't seem to be able to benefit
> from them.
>
>
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