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Originally Posted by BethRags
Dear Hexagon, I don't know much at all about Sweden or Swedes, but I am learning quite a bit from you.
I am very sad for you because of the trouble with your work. I can tell you're so dedicated to teaching; it's the other aspects...let's say it's something like the "bureaucracy"...that are pulling you down.
I have heard many teachers here in the States say that they love to teach, they love the children, but it is the other demands of the job that are so difficult.
I don't know, but it may be that teachers globally have the same, or similar, feelings as you do.
"...And justice for all"...That, as you say, is the question.
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Hello Beth! Yes, the demands can be pretty messed up. Especially when some so called “colleagues” teams up and do their best to remove you. On top of it all: the former boss who is pulling all strings - even the local union (she was before president there). That is why I’m in depression now, since they even want me banned from not teaching for some years in my town and look for new job elsewhere. Well, that’s their goal. But I won’t give up. It is hard to work with depression when you know entire of you is tearing down piece by piece, but I have a colleague who is aware of all this and she refuse now to see me suffering.
I’ll call the head union in Stockholm about this to see what are my chances since here they are all my former boss puppets, and explain them everything. Hopefully, they will help me.
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