Italy Plans Nearly 7,000 School Job Cuts Amid Demographic Crisis
The Italian government is proposing to eliminate almost 7,000 positions in public schools, including teaching and administrative roles, as part of its draft 2027 budget. This move is attributed to falling birthrates leading to fewer children entering the education system. Teacher unions and school administrators have expressed strong opposition, with some unions preparing for potential industrial action.
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