2GB’s Chris O'Keefe spoke to Griffith Teachers Association president Jenna Woodland, who claimed Minns walked away from a deal pushing for more. 9News
was met on the tarmac at Griffith Airport with teachers who were reneging on the pay deal, but Minns did not stop to talk, causing the group to scream abuse.O'Keefe spoke to Griffith Teachers Association president Jenna Woodland who claimed Minns walked away from a deal pushing for more.
Woodland said she wasn't happy with Minns' offer to lock in the 2.5 per cent rise each year and it wouldn't attract teachers. "And, with the greatest of respect, can you show me a job that the starting salary is $85,000 a year with 12 weeks leave?" O'Keefe said.Woodland told O'Keefe he was being like Minns and said it was not a massive pay rise."I know many teachers and I've got a lot of respect for teachers and I think you absolutely deserve the pay rise, but I also think it's pretty fair to have 12 weeks holiday a year," O'Keefe responded.
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