Relocating to Hawaii in December(?)
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May 10, 2007
Hello,
How is the pay scale for teachers constructed in Hawaii?
I was on the phone with recruitment today. She was saying
that you don't move up in pay each year. Rather your
salary stays the same from year to year until the teachers
union negotiates a mass pay raise for all teachers.
This can't be right. If that were the case, you would be
hired in at about $41k for SATEP 6, and then never receive
a pay raise until the next union contract negotiation.
Every state I've seen has a year-by-year pay increase
built into the guide. There is no way you start out at
$41k and then stay there next year and the year afer.
How would anybody reach maximum? I can't seem to find
*any* information on what a Hawaii teacher is paid beyond
step 6. For example, what does a Hawaii teacher on step
10 earn?
All I could find was this:
[link removed]
Underneath the chart, it says this: "The...See More
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Proud NJ Teacher
Robert, I am a teacher in NJ and I'm curious about your claim that we NJ teachers "are paid much more for doing lots less." Care to provide your evidence for such an assertion so I can refute it and show you that teachers in NJ don't deserve the gross representation that you so flippantly made. We, teachers, should be sticking together rather than ...See More
Teresa Guardiola
Hawaii hires between 800 and 1000 teachers a year. Come on >> out -- maybe they won't stick you in Waianae.
What's the deal with Waianae? I actually WANT to live and work in that area. If you have insider info on this part of Oahu, please share!
What's the deal with Waianae? I actually WANT to live and work in that area. If you have insider info on this part of Oahu, please share!
San Diego Teacher
Well, I'm 46 and have been teaching since I'm 23. I make about $80K a year. Wish I could keep my pay and just move on over! ---Mahalo
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