The trade unions in education are asking directors and inspectors not to prevent teachers from participating in the protest in Bucharest.
Emese Grancsa
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The trade unions FSLI and FSE 'Spiru Haret' send a clear message to school directors and inspectors, asking them not to prevent teachers from participating in the rally and march scheduled for September 8. The union members emphasize that the protest is a reaction to recent legislative changes that affect the educational system, such as increasing the teaching workload and merging educational units, adopted without proper consultation. They call for solidarity and recognition of the difficulties faced by teaching staff, stating that the protest is not directed against the directors, but for a better educational system.
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