A committee representing private girls’ schools in Saudi Arabia is threatening to take the Ministry of Education to court over its decision to impose a minimum wage for teachers with two weeks’ notice, according to local media.
Schools have been ordered to pay teachers a minimum monthly salary of SAR5,000 (US$1,333) and a transport allowance of SAR600.
Student registration or transfer has been frozen until schools implement the directive.
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