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hi ,
I was just reading your blogs on nc teacher salary scale and I just want to make sure i got this right. In NC teachers only get paid once a month and there is no union. So, the salary scale is made up of what? Also, the health insurance is only for you and additional members you have to pay. OMGosh! i have a question i am a highly qualified preschool teacher with a master's in earlychildhood education P-3 in NJ and I am currently in Step 4 in nj salary scale. If i was to move to become a NC teacher this year, where will I stand as far as salary? Can anyone help me?
Thanks
Have you considered working in the private sector (perhaps in a private school) where you can negotiate your salary and benefits based on your qualifications and job performance? That would eliminate basically all of the concerns you mentioned.
It should also be noted, state employees are not prohibited from joining labor unions. However, mandatory union membership is not required as a condition of employment, like in some other states.
Yes we are...
ARTICLE 12.
UNITS OF GOVERNMENT AND LABOR UNIONS, TRADE UNIONS, AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS, AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEE STRIKES
§ 95-98. Contracts between units of government and labor unions,trade unions or labor organizations concerning public employees declared to be illegal.
Any agreement, or contract, between the governing authority of any city, town, county, or other municipality, or between any agency, unit, or instrumentality thereof, or between any agency, instrumentality, or institution of the State of North Carolina, and any labor union, trade union, or labor organization, as bargaining agent for any public employees of such city, town, county or other municipality, or agency or instrumentality of government, is hereby declared to be against the public policy of the State, illegal, unlawful, void and of no effect.(Enacted 1959.)
Thanks fo rthe responses. I am preschool highly qualified teacher in an urban area in NJ and to be honest the preschool teachers start with no experience 47k and with masters between 53k-54k. I love NJ pay and benefits, but it is very expensive to own a home and everyday expenses.
The State Health Plan announced yesterday that they're going to stop paying for vaccines for covered dependents as of December 1st. That's a lot more money parents will have to cough up, even if they're paying hundreds of dollars a month for coverage already. Also, last year Bev Purdue (governor) made all state employees give back .5% of their pay, so we were all shorted in our May & June paychecks to cover this. Also, I believe she wanted to back out of giving teachers their 2nd stipend, not sure if she ended up giving this back. Without unions, the state/corporations control everything. And people who grew up in the south believe that "all unions are bad"...
Thanks for the update on what's going on down there dealing with the teacher's system. Please keep my updated so I can have updated info when I move to NC. Once again, Thanks,
Why are teachers in the South (NC) paid only once a month when they work everyday instead of once a month? What happen to an honest days pay for an honest day of work? How can anyone survive the entire month without money until the next pay day?
~InquiryingMind
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