Moldova’s government has announced plans to raise teacher salaries by up to 25% as part of broader wage reform efforts, aiming to address long-standing concerns over low pay in the education sector. The move comes amid growing public debate over compensation for public servants, with teachers frequently citing insufficient wages as a key issue. Authorities have framed the increase as a step toward improving retention and attracting talent in schools. Details on implementation and funding remain under discussion, though the pledge signals a significant shift in policy priorities.
Moldova pledges up to 25% teacher pay hike amid wage reform Radio Moldova
