New survey reveals two out of three UK teachers want to quit
The latest teaching union survey by the National Education Union has revealed that 63 percent of UK teachers, almost two out of three, state they have considered leaving their job due to inadequate salaries. Of the 25,000 teachers who responded to the survey, less than half received the promised 2.75 percent raise in salary, while 58 percent believe they are severely underpaid compared to other graduate professionals.
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