Valencian Teachers Demand 3,000 Euros Net Monthly in 12 Installments

Valencian teachers demand 3,000 euros net: real gap or inflated claim?

Valencian teaching unions have put forward a demand of nearly 2,950 euros net per month in twelve installments. The figure sounds appealing, but the argument hides a 10,000 euro difference that no one explains clearly.

The 10,000 euro gap sowing doubts

The request includes a comparison: an 'initial gap' of 48,260 euros gross annually against the current 38,460 euros, a jump of almost 10,000 euros. According to the unions, this difference reflects what teachers earn in communities like Navarre. However, sector sources point out that teachers in private schools with public funding (concertada) receive exactly the same remuneration as those in public schools, including seniority bonuses and career pogre. This invalidates the supposed internal gap.

Comparisons that do not add up

The analogy with Navarre is the same used with police forces, but in the teaching sector, the salary structure is homogeneous throughout Spain. The real difference, if any, would have to come from regional supplements, not a lower base salary. The question that looms is whether this claim seeks real equalization or takes advantage of the pre-electoral context for a generalized increase.

With the Valencian Regional Ministry of Education yet to comment, the debate remains open: where does that 10,000 euro gap come from and who will pay for it?

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