Sentences with phrase «stagnant pay»

Economic segregation in the U.S. has become even more prevalent over the last 35 years, as wealth among the most affluent has increased dramatically while the rest of the working population deals with stagnant pay or worse.

Bousted has cautioned that stagnant pay coupled with unmanageable workload is «causing teachers to question whether it is worth remaining in the profession».

Such payments may be necessary, but they reap no benefit for today's students — and could be one reason that teachers in several states have taken to the streets to protest stagnant pay.

☑ Stagnant pay.

Ask and you'll hear about Washington gridlock, Wall Street greed, trade, stagnant pay, immigration.

I expect we'll see this movement spreading to other states, because the school conditions, as well as the stagnant pay, are very widespread.

Add to those enrollment numbers the stagnant pay, attrition, retirements, an improving economy and politicized fights over tenure, and you've got the makings of a genuine problem in some regions.

This has been steadily worsening over the past four years, and the government needs to look at the drivers — workload, stagnant pay and an over-bearing accountability system — behind this worrying trend.»

But it's worth noting that a majority of teachers in our survey point to how those increased healthcare costs have led to either stagnant pay or a decrease in take - home pay.

He noted the stagnant pay among U.S. workers.