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Pay the Wage's first post dates back to December 7, 2023. Since then, we have been dedicated to amplifying the voices of...
10/01/2024

Pay the Wage's first post dates back to December 7, 2023. Since then, we have been dedicated to amplifying the voices of public school teachers and advocating for a raise in salary. As the time frame for our Advokasi project is ending soon, we would like to ask you a few questions to measure the effectiveness of our page. This will help us improve our advocacy. Let us continue advocating for our teachers!


Survey link: https://forms.gle/VowpiHdB3wjKYvxp8

🗓️ 5 days left before a new year arrives! As we bid farewell to 2023 and say hello to 2024, let us make each day count b...
27/12/2023

🗓️ 5 days left before a new year arrives! As we bid farewell to 2023 and say hello to 2024, let us make each day count by extending our support to our teachers. Swipe left to discover 10 ways to start the new year by supporting our underpaid public school teachers.

And always remember: a few actions, a few words, and a few hours can make a huge difference! ⭐️🎄

Now let us show some organizations and petitions which focuses on what our organization fights for. We would like to sha...
27/12/2023

Now let us show some organizations and petitions which focuses on what our organization fights for.

We would like to share more about The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) and House Bill 4070 which is being proposed by Quezon Representative Patrick Michael Vargas, which all focuses on the rise of public school teachers salary.

HINDI SAPAT ANG SAHOD NG MGA G**O SA PAMPUBLIKONG PAARALAN! 50% of Filipinos believe that Public School Teachers are und...
26/12/2023

HINDI SAPAT ANG SAHOD NG MGA G**O SA PAMPUBLIKONG PAARALAN! 50% of Filipinos believe that Public School Teachers are underpaid, according to survey results from 2022. The Philippines, according to official statistics, had a population of approximately 111.57 million. This means that in 2022, approximately 55.8 million Filipinos, believed that Public School Teachers are underpaid. The statistics and results provided should not be just statistics and results. They should be treated as a call for action, as a call to raise our voices and demand fair wages for our teachers.

Raise your voices!

Even though public school teachers play vital roles in society, they are among the lowest paid professions in the Philip...
18/12/2023

Even though public school teachers play vital roles in society, they are among the lowest paid professions in the Philippines. The tables provided below show the monthly salaries received by our teachers. The state of education in the Philippines is at stake because of continuous neglect, wherein its gradual decline in quality pose a threat in strengthening our future generations with the skills to efficiently develop our country. This neglect is also prevalent with how our public teachers are being treated!

Today, we amplify the thoughts and opinions of some significant government figures in the Philippines on the crucial top...
18/12/2023

Today, we amplify the thoughts and opinions of some significant government figures in the Philippines on the crucial topic of minimum wage for teachers. We have shared quotes and statements from Atty. Chel Diokno and Sen. Sonny Angara regarding the salary of our public school teachers, which focuses on what our organization stands for.

So, join us for a brighter future for our teachers! A brighter future for our education!

Did you know? In the Philippines, the student-to-teacher ratio is high, implying that a large number of students are ass...
16/12/2023

Did you know? In the Philippines, the student-to-teacher ratio is high, implying that a large number of students are assigned to each teacher. Unfortunately, this is one of the many factors contributing to low teacher salaries. With larger class sizes, teachers have to handle increased workloads, which can lead to stress and burnout. This, in turn, affects their performance and ultimately impacts the quality of education provided to students. As there is a large number of students and public schools are often overcrowded, the government may prioritize hiring more teachers in an attempt to follow the ideal student-teacher ratio than allocating funds for salary increases.

Empower Educators, Elevate Education! We are Pay the Wage, a youth-led organization that advocates salary increases for ...
13/12/2023

Empower Educators, Elevate Education!

We are Pay the Wage, a youth-led organization that advocates salary increases for public school teachers in the Philippines. The guidance and knowledge imparted by teachers shape the futures of individuals and society as a whole. They play a crucial role in shaping minds and paving the way for a brighter tomorrow for future generations. And yet, they are underpaid.

It is time to raise our voices for our educators!

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