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How To Create 2.5 Million Jobs In Private Schools. by Doubts: 1:50pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
Hello Nairalanders, I came across this thread on Job/vacancy section but wonder why it didn't make the front page. Maybe it was posted in the wrong section. Nigeriayouths20: cc: lalasticlala, ijebabe |
Re: How To Create 2.5 Million Jobs In Private Schools. by PaulJohn1: 2:50pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
To tidy up the jobs in the sector and protect employees interest, I will recommend these policies. Minimum wage is not realistic for employees of private schools. Putting these factors into consideration makes it impossible: - Private schools don't have a common school fees parents pay for their wards . E.g. Private schools in Lagos, Abuja, Ph & Ogun state charge far above their counterparts in other states. Imagine having same minimum wage for employees of Private schools in Abuja and Ondo. Proprietors In Ondo won't have any profit in this case. There is an existing Federal government body that is in place for this already. This is not a bad idea. But it's usually abused by new generation private school employees, as they mostly get the job to while away time and not to stay long being an employee to a private school. I.e. Majority of the graduates you see working in private schools (posts below HOD), only seek to work in private schools pending the time they have a "better job". In this case, having a pension plan issuance for employees that spend only few months or maximum a year won't favour the school owners. Because this will create a lot of pension plan for workers who have contributed little or nothing to the establishment, which may result to no gain for the school owners in the long-run. |
Re: How To Create 2.5 Million Jobs In Private Schools. by PapaBrowne(m): 3:26pm On Feb 05, 2016 |
Apparently, the writer is a communist or to be fair socialist. I was reading with excitement initially on the assumption that the writer was going to make a goo d point. Private schools have been the Savior of the Nigerian educational system or better still, the Southern Nigerian educational system. With their makeshift facilities they still provide way better quality of education than government institutions do. You have made your point from the perspective of wages paid to private school teachers. Well state schools pay better wages and yet provide way lower quality if education. Isn't that enough proof that increased wages have very little bearing on the quality of education. |
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