Eduction workers face a two-year pay freeze if they earn above £21,000 per annum. Those earning less will get a flat fixed pay rise worth £250 in both years.
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Highly educated, high-earning middle-aged professionals saw CCJs increase by six per cent and well- off individuals living in picturesque rural locations such as South Woodham Ferrers in Essex, Pulborough in West Sussex and Nailsworth in Gloucestershire, saw a five per cent increase.
PGCE students moonlight for 21 hours-plus a week, survey reveals
Teacher training leaders have expressed concern after it was revealed that trainee teachers are working for more than 21 hours a week on top of their courses.
Trainees say they are taking on extra paid work in an effort to stem spiralling student debts of more than £20,000.
