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On 11/11/14, 1administrator wrote:
> Before education, I spent 20+ years in retail management.
> Education is the only job I know where longevity is rewarded.
> In most jobs outside of education, you get paid for
> performance. Just because I have 17+ years in education, it
> does not mean I am a better educator than one with 5 years. I
> just managed to survive the system for al long time. I know
> many long time administrators and teachers who deserve more
> money and whole lot more who need to go home instead of getting
> a raise! Be glad you get a raise each year no matter how
> small.
>
>

This is frankly a stupid statement. Have you ever heard of the
civil service system? This is what the step system in education
is based on, and it is the ONLY fair way to compensate teaching
employees. Otherwise, you have a situation where cronies and
favorites of unaccountable principals get paid more than people
who aren't butt kissers.

Public sector and private sector employment are not the same.
BTW, most businesses hire you and negotiate your pay based on
experience and education.

Frankly, you have no business being an administrator.

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