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81% of Romanian teachers are satisfied with their working conditions, but only 57% with their salaries, according to the TALIS 2024 report.

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The TALIS 2024 study shows that 81% of teachers in Romania are satisfied with their working conditions (excluding salaries), an increase from 74% in 2018. Additionally, 57% are satisfied with their salaries, a significant increase of 34 percentage points. Romanian teachers feel appreciated by students and parents, and 94% state that principals have good relationships with staff. However, 7% experience high stress at work, and 11% of young teachers intend to leave the profession in the next 5 years.

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Studiu: 81% dintre profesorii din România se declară mulţumiţi de condiţiile lor de angajare, exceptând salariile, mai mult decât media OCDE şi în creştere faţă de 2018/ 57% sunt satisfăcuţi de salarii/ 7% resimt stres ridicat la locul de muncă

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