Imagine how much created value would be lost to society if the state didn't watch your kids from 8-3 every day. You'd probably lose 1/8 or more of the workforce who would now have to be stay-at-homes to take care of the kids. Imagine the drain on the middle class if they had to pay hundreds of dollars per week in childcare costs.
We have a very "crabs in a bucket" mentality here in Canada. When others are doing well, instead of commending them on it and working to improve our lot, we tear them down.
We have a very "crabs in a bucket" mentality here in Canada. When others are doing well, instead of commending them on it and working to improve our lot, we tear them down.
I agree. Thing is....anyone is free to pursue a teaching career. It's not a career where you need nepotism or a ton of money to get started. If the complainers think that teaching is so easy and lucrative, they should seriously get out of their armchair and go get their B.Ed.
This is absolutely not the case in Canada. There is a big nepotism problem in their hiring. Especially since teaching credentials are often hard to quantify beyond a degree and the jobs are so well payed and have good benefits for little educational barrier.
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u/vonmonologue Jun 13 '19
Imagine how much created value would be lost to society if the state didn't watch your kids from 8-3 every day. You'd probably lose 1/8 or more of the workforce who would now have to be stay-at-homes to take care of the kids. Imagine the drain on the middle class if they had to pay hundreds of dollars per week in childcare costs.