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ACT-Davao Demands Higher Teacher Pay and 6% Education Budget

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 6
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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What happened

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The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT-Davao) confirmed its role in representing educators throughout the Davao Region. The group is demanding higher pay, lighter workloads, and a larger education budget from the Department of Education. Specific demands include a ₱50,000 entry-level salary and an education funding level equal to 6 percent of gross domestic product. These demands followed the Department of Education's mass oath-taking of 1,814 newly promoted teachers and school heads on October 1.

From sunstar.com.ph

Why it matters

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ACT-Davao is challenging the Department of Education's current salary structure and budget allocation for the education sector. The demands directly impact the financial planning and operational costs of the education system in the Davao Region.

From sunstar.com.ph

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    The Department of Education might face increased operational costs due to demands for higher salaries and allowances.

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