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Inflation forces teachers to resign

  • Bahrain: Sunday, June 08 - 2008 at 08:22

Eighty expatriate teachers have resigned in Bahrain, citing the high cost of living as the principal reason for leaving the country, according to a Gulf News report. Soaring rents have meant that the teaching staff no longer find it financially viable to remain in the Gulf country. Academic workers were earlier disappointed by a decision that a government-sponsored 15% public sector wage increase would not encompass expatriate staff.

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