r/SipsTea 2d ago

Wait a damn minute! College scammed them

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u/Germisstuck 2d ago

I don't care how many classes it is. They're both at work.

On average, a part time teacher teaches less classes than a full time teacher. Do you propose that they make the same amount as a full time teacher since they both work?

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u/Mike_Kermin 2d ago

No, that's stupid.

You're not going to be able to manipulate me into accepting your "half a job" thing. Each of them aren't half working.

1 hour of work, 1 hour of pay, per person.

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u/Germisstuck 2d ago

1 hour of work, 1 hour of pay, per person.

Teachers are salaried, not paid hourly (although I'm unsure about the twins' situation). They receive a single salary for the work they do, and since they aren't doing the work of two teachers, they don't get double the pay. While they collaborate, they complete one job together, not the equivalent of two separate roles.

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u/Mike_Kermin 2d ago edited 2d ago

They are doing the work of two people.

Because they're two people. And they're both working.

I'm sure you can count.

I'll accept your idea, when one of them can stay home.

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u/Germisstuck 2d ago

Jesus fucking Christ you are dumb. Their work is like a group project. One goal, with multiple people working on it. They get one grade (which represents the salaray) for the collective work, based on how well they did on the project. They both worked on a single thing.

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u/Mike_Kermin 2d ago

No, it's not collective. No other teachers are paid that way.

Two people, two jobs, two pays.

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u/Germisstuck 2d ago

Why is it not collective? They don't have two jobs, they can't have two jobs at the same time

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u/Mike_Kermin 2d ago

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Yeah.... Well, the other sister can't go home. That's beyond the pale.

Well done.

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u/Germisstuck 2d ago

No shit the other sister can't go home, that doesn't change anything. They are doing the job for a shared salary. Your comment didn't do anything

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u/Mike_Kermin 2d ago

they can't have two jobs at the same time

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