A teachers' union has called for the retention of higher salaries for educators working in state-run schools, arguing that the current pay structure helps attract and retain qualified staff. The push comes amid broader discussions about public sector compensation and workforce sustainability. Supporters of the system highlight its role in maintaining educational standards by ensuring competitive wages for teachers. Critics, however, question whether the disparity in pay between state-run and private schools is justified or sustainable in the long term.
Union wants state-run school teachers' salary advantage retained ERR
