The couple across the street from me are both public school teachers. I see Ubereats and all sorts of food deliveries there each day. I see the empties stacking up at the side of their garage.
I see their lights on all night. I see the mailman deliver their full pay cheques with benefits. As a small business owner I am even more disgusted with them than ever.
The couple across the street from me are both public school teachers. I see Ubereats and all sorts of food deliveries there each day. I see the empties stacking up at the side of their garage.
I see their lights on all night. I see the mailman deliver their full pay cheques with benefits. As a small business owner I am even more disgusted with them than ever.
The couple across the street from me are both public school teachers. I see Ubereats and all sorts of food deliveries there each day. I see the empties stacking up at the side of their garage.
I see their lights on all night. I see the mailman deliver their full pay cheques with benefits. As a small business owner I am even more disgusted with them than ever.
Don't you think that the reason they get food delivered and light on all the night is because they need to completely redesign their teaching approach, record videos, answer students' emails, have skype office hours? If anything, teachers work more now then during regular times.
Actually LOTS of jobs have supply workers - doctors, air lines, police, etc. Anyone with a real job that needs to be done as opposed to lawyers, accountants sales etc - all the pretend play video games and see sp jobs. Some jobs need to be done daily everyday. Other jobs - well the world would at worse be happy they where gone.I am anxiously awaiting the statistics on what the province has saved by not paying supply teachers since they closed the schools. The absentee rate for Ontario teachers is through the roof compared to other similar professions. In most other professions, no one comes in to pretend to do the job. Other professions suck it up and, except in the cases of serious prolonged illness and injury, they catch up when they return. When this comes out the teaching profession will take another black eye.
The couple across the street from me are both public school teachers. I see Ubereats and all sorts of food deliveries there each day. I see the empties stacking up at the side of their garage.
I see their lights on all night. I see the mailman deliver their full pay cheques with benefits. As a small business owner I am even more disgusted with them than ever.