pawian
7 Sep 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
Weź mnie kurde nie podpuszczaj. :):):)
=aphrodisiac]zasuwaj, zasuwaj;)
Weź mnie kurde nie podpuszczaj. :):):)
pawian
7 Sep 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
Jeżeli jesteś kobietą jak wskazuje twój nick, to faktycznie taki system nie jest dla Ciebie. :):):):)
Na razie mam czas bo się jeszcze nie zaczęły prywatne. :):):):)
Ale nawet teraz zasuwam na PF kosztem innych forów. :):):)
Uzależnienie? :):):):)
=wredotka]No to współczuje. Nie potrafie sobie wyobrazić takiego życia.
Jeżeli jesteś kobietą jak wskazuje twój nick, to faktycznie taki system nie jest dla Ciebie. :):):):)
=aphrodisiac]no i jeszcze masz czas na PF (pozeracz czasu)- nie jest zle;)
Na razie mam czas bo się jeszcze nie zaczęły prywatne. :):):):)
Ale nawet teraz zasuwam na PF kosztem innych forów. :):):)
Uzależnienie? :):):):)
pawian
7 Sep 2011
History / Polish historical myths - to break or not to break them? [257]
Good! :):):):)
Would you be so kind and develop it? :):):)
Good! :):):):)
Would you be so kind and develop it? :):):)
pawian
7 Sep 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
Nie, nie pracuje. Ja zapieprzam jeszcze na prywatnych i na uczelni mam 1/4 etatu lektoratu. To jest faktycznie cały dzien od 8 rano do 8 wieczorem, poniedziałek - sobota. Taki mam system. Na szczęście, tylko 9 miesięcy w roku, jak słusznie zauważył grubas. Inaczej bym zwariował.
Więc, da się żyć. Ale wszystko ma swoją cenę. Rodzinę widuję tylko w wakacje i święta. Jak wracam po pracy, to chłopaki już śpią.
=wredotka]Tylko, ze prawdopodobnie Twoja zona tez pracuje, a jesli dwie osoby zarabiają, wydatki sie inaczej rozkladają.
Nie, nie pracuje. Ja zapieprzam jeszcze na prywatnych i na uczelni mam 1/4 etatu lektoratu. To jest faktycznie cały dzien od 8 rano do 8 wieczorem, poniedziałek - sobota. Taki mam system. Na szczęście, tylko 9 miesięcy w roku, jak słusznie zauważył grubas. Inaczej bym zwariował.
Więc, da się żyć. Ale wszystko ma swoją cenę. Rodzinę widuję tylko w wakacje i święta. Jak wracam po pracy, to chłopaki już śpią.
pawian
7 Sep 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
Licz to brutto. Czyli jako dyplomowany nauczyciel, za 1.5 etatu mam na rękę 3300 złotych. Czyli jest to - odbytych 26 lekcji (w tym 3 okienka w tygodniu i dolicz czas spędzony w domu na poprawę zadań i przygotowanie lekcji), wychowawstwo klasy maturalnej, przepracowane lata, dodatek za bycie opiekunem stażysty, i 4% dodatku motywacyjnego.
Nie jest źle, więc ja nie narzekam, a jak był strajk jakieś 2, 3 lata temu to nie strajkowałem. Tak, postawiłem się. :):):):):)
Ale nie wszyscy nauczyciele tak mają.
Dzisiaj rozmawiałem z nauczycielem PO i wf. Z pełnego etatu zredukowali go na 6 godzin bo zabrakło 2 klas w tym roku.
Hej 5 koła na miesiąc to nie tak źle na tle ogółu,nie uważasz?
Licz to brutto. Czyli jako dyplomowany nauczyciel, za 1.5 etatu mam na rękę 3300 złotych. Czyli jest to - odbytych 26 lekcji (w tym 3 okienka w tygodniu i dolicz czas spędzony w domu na poprawę zadań i przygotowanie lekcji), wychowawstwo klasy maturalnej, przepracowane lata, dodatek za bycie opiekunem stażysty, i 4% dodatku motywacyjnego.
Nie jest źle, więc ja nie narzekam, a jak był strajk jakieś 2, 3 lata temu to nie strajkowałem. Tak, postawiłem się. :):):):):)
Ale nie wszyscy nauczyciele tak mają.
Dzisiaj rozmawiałem z nauczycielem PO i wf. Z pełnego etatu zredukowali go na 6 godzin bo zabrakło 2 klas w tym roku.
pawian
7 Sep 2011
History / Polish historical myths - to break or not to break them? [257]
Of course, someone not familiar with Polish history might think it is true. :):):):):)
You are ironic. Good, but you should have inserted laughter smileys into it.
No. Quite the opposite. Polish peasants in 1920 defended Poland gallantly.
Each doorstep will be our fortress. See a soldier, worker and peasant fighting the Bolshevik invasion with a female`s help.
It was a result of great work of Polish educators and priests who, from 1863, taught Polish peasants to be patriots of Poland. The education went well and peasants have never betrayed Poland anymore.
Of course, someone not familiar with Polish history might think it is true. :):):):):)
You are ironic. Good, but you should have inserted laughter smileys into it.
No. Quite the opposite. Polish peasants in 1920 defended Poland gallantly.
Each doorstep will be our fortress. See a soldier, worker and peasant fighting the Bolshevik invasion with a female`s help.
It was a result of great work of Polish educators and priests who, from 1863, taught Polish peasants to be patriots of Poland. The education went well and peasants have never betrayed Poland anymore.
pawian
6 Sep 2011
History / 'Battle of Britain' won thanks to Polish aces !! [158]
Josef Frantiśek was his name and he was a very good looking guy. Pity he was killed.
Did you know that he took part in 1939 campaign as a pilot of Polish air force and was awarded the Polish Medal of Honour? In France and Britain campaigns, he refused to join the Czech Army in exile, preferred to stay with Poles and claimed he was Polish.
Salute to a great guy.
no we have won the war with the help of this Czech guy ;) - i can't think what would've happened if not for the Czech guy ;)
Josef Frantiśek was his name and he was a very good looking guy. Pity he was killed.
Did you know that he took part in 1939 campaign as a pilot of Polish air force and was awarded the Polish Medal of Honour? In France and Britain campaigns, he refused to join the Czech Army in exile, preferred to stay with Poles and claimed he was Polish.
Salute to a great guy.
pawian
4 Sep 2011
Life / Why Polish people should be proud of being Polish? [370]
They can be proud of creating their own country in 10 century:
making it a power in Europe, from sea to sea.
then dissipating and losing it completely for 123 years
and recreating again:
and losing again
and recreating again
Isn`t it fekking admirable?
Why Polish people should be proud of being Polish?
They can be proud of creating their own country in 10 century:
making it a power in Europe, from sea to sea.
then dissipating and losing it completely for 123 years
and recreating again:
and losing again
and recreating again
Isn`t it fekking admirable?
pawian
4 Sep 2011
Life / 3 reasons why you hate Poland. [1049]
I hate when bikers don`t have any lights on their bikes at night. It is against the rules.
I hate when bikers don`t have any lights on their bikes at night. It is against the rules.
pawian
1 Sep 2011
Law / Old Polish money banknotes - what's their value today? [415]
This?
I have come across a great site:
banknoty.republika.pl/glowna.html
It covers all Polish notes since they were made in late 18 century.
50 zlotys note from 1925:
General description:
banknoty.republika.pl/rzeczpospolita_polska_1919/BP_waluta_zlotowa/50_zlotych_1_wrzesnia_1929.htm
Prices:
banknoty.republika.pl/ceny/ceny_banknotow_rzeczypospolitej_1919.htm
Three kinds of them, depending on the quality of a note: the better, the more expensive:
from 200 to 2 500,-
This?
I have come across a great site:
banknoty.republika.pl/glowna.html
It covers all Polish notes since they were made in late 18 century.
50 zlotys note from 1925:
General description:
banknoty.republika.pl/rzeczpospolita_polska_1919/BP_waluta_zlotowa/50_zlotych_1_wrzesnia_1929.htm
Prices:
banknoty.republika.pl/ceny/ceny_banknotow_rzeczypospolitej_1919.htm
Three kinds of them, depending on the quality of a note: the better, the more expensive:
from 200 to 2 500,-
pawian
1 Sep 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
Powiedzmy szczerze - krzywdy nie ma około 10% nauczycieli którzy nałuczajom jenzyków obcych. Ci sobie dorobiom na boku, nie tak jak reszta.
Powiedzmy szczerze - krzywdy nie ma około 10% nauczycieli którzy nałuczajom jenzyków obcych. Ci sobie dorobiom na boku, nie tak jak reszta.
pawian
1 Sep 2011
Law / Old Polish money banknotes - what's their value today? [415]
Don`t expect heaps of gold. :):):):) Communist banknotes in 1970s and 1980s were produced by tones every day due to high inflation.
3 years ago someone tried to get 10 euros for one note but only because it had a rare serial number :):):):)
archiwumallegro.pl/banknot_prl_500_zl_1979_r_ser_bs_rzadki-991788487.html
Don`t expect heaps of gold. :):):):) Communist banknotes in 1970s and 1980s were produced by tones every day due to high inflation.
3 years ago someone tried to get 10 euros for one note but only because it had a rare serial number :):):):)
archiwumallegro.pl/banknot_prl_500_zl_1979_r_ser_bs_rzadki-991788487.html
pawian
31 Aug 2011
History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [239]
I believe that Andrej Potiebnia, a Ukrainian officer in the Russian tsarist army, wouldn`t object to me putting him in this thread as a Polish hero.
I ran into his name looking through the photos from Ojców National Park.
The grave of 65 heroic insurgents fallen during the January Uprising in 1863.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_Uprising
One of them was Potiebnia - he died in the battle with Russian troops at Pieskowa Skała :
At the very foot of the rock from which the castle rises, the tomb of the January Insurgents is located. It was at the foot of Pieskowa Skała that General Marian Langiewicz's troops of insurgents took on the Russian army, on 4th March 1863. The mortal remains of the insurgents who fell in the battle were brought here from Skała in 1953 and interred beneath a granite tombstone. Amongst those killed was Andrzej Potiebnia, a Ukrainian revolutionary who fought alongside the Polish insurgents as a volunteer.
He was 25 years old. Romantic, idealistic. Like a Pole.
thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/57207,Goralenvolk-Hitlers-Highland-c ollaborators-revealed-in-new-book
A new book exploring the wartime collaboration of Poland's infamous Goralenvolk (Highland Folk), is set to arrive in shops across the country.
Goralenvolk was a concept invented by the occupying Nazi regime just weeks after the invasion of Poland in September 1939.
Nazi authorities set out to persuade inhabitants of the southern Podhale region that they were not Slavs, but descendants of wandering German tribes.
I believe that Andrej Potiebnia, a Ukrainian officer in the Russian tsarist army, wouldn`t object to me putting him in this thread as a Polish hero.
I ran into his name looking through the photos from Ojców National Park.
The grave of 65 heroic insurgents fallen during the January Uprising in 1863.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_Uprising
One of them was Potiebnia - he died in the battle with Russian troops at Pieskowa Skała :
At the very foot of the rock from which the castle rises, the tomb of the January Insurgents is located. It was at the foot of Pieskowa Skała that General Marian Langiewicz's troops of insurgents took on the Russian army, on 4th March 1863. The mortal remains of the insurgents who fell in the battle were brought here from Skała in 1953 and interred beneath a granite tombstone. Amongst those killed was Andrzej Potiebnia, a Ukrainian revolutionary who fought alongside the Polish insurgents as a volunteer.
He was 25 years old. Romantic, idealistic. Like a Pole.
Wacław Krzeptowski - a Highlander who collaborated with Nazi Germans. A tragic figure. Some historians claim that by betraying Poland he tried to save his Highland compatriots from Nazi repressions. Others contradict and perceive him as blatant traitor.
thenews.pl/1/9/Artykul/57207,Goralenvolk-Hitlers-Highland-c ollaborators-revealed-in-new-book
A new book exploring the wartime collaboration of Poland's infamous Goralenvolk (Highland Folk), is set to arrive in shops across the country.
Goralenvolk was a concept invented by the occupying Nazi regime just weeks after the invasion of Poland in September 1939.
Nazi authorities set out to persuade inhabitants of the southern Podhale region that they were not Slavs, but descendants of wandering German tribes.
pawian
31 Aug 2011
History / Polish historical myths - to break or not to break them? [257]
Excuse me, but I don`t discuss things at length with unregistered users. Waste of time.
Register first, then I will answer you.
In another thread I read this:
Excuse me, MyMom, that I am using your post. :):):) I hope you don`t mind. After all, I am immortalising you, in a way, as Sokrates said.
Isn`t it a great historical myth that Poles love freedom?
What about in the past?
Polish peasants were enslaved by their szlachta masters. Serfdom in Poland lasted from 1520 to 1864, one of the longest in Europe.
With weak towns and their underpriviliged residents , it seems that only the gentry and aristocrats were really free. About 10% of the Polish population in the past.
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~atpc/heritage/history/h-life/peasant.html
britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/535485/serfdom
Peasants in Poland were like slaves, completely dependent on their masters and troubled with incredible poverty.
No wonder that when serfdom was abolished in Russian partition zone by the Russian tsar`s decree in 1864, Polish peasants erected many gratitude memorials in their villages:
This one used to have a small statue of the Russian tsar instead of the cross.
Excuse me, but I don`t discuss things at length with unregistered users. Waste of time.
Register first, then I will answer you.
In another thread I read this:
Poles love freedom while Russian are used to being servants of their rulers rather than citizens.
Excuse me, MyMom, that I am using your post. :):):) I hope you don`t mind. After all, I am immortalising you, in a way, as Sokrates said.
Isn`t it a great historical myth that Poles love freedom?
What about in the past?
Polish peasants were enslaved by their szlachta masters. Serfdom in Poland lasted from 1520 to 1864, one of the longest in Europe.
With weak towns and their underpriviliged residents , it seems that only the gentry and aristocrats were really free. About 10% of the Polish population in the past.
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~atpc/heritage/history/h-life/peasant.html
This favourable evolution was not shared by the peasants of eastern Europe. Peasant conditions there in the 14th century do not seem to have been worse than those of the west, and in some ways they were better, because the colonization of forestlands in eastern Germany, Poland, Bohemia, Moravia, and Hungary had led to the establishment of many free-peasant communities. But a combination of political and economic circumstances reversed these developments. The chief reason was that the wars that devastated eastern Europe in the 14th and 15th centuries tended to increase the power of the nobility at the expense of the central governments.
britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/535485/serfdom
Peasants in Poland were like slaves, completely dependent on their masters and troubled with incredible poverty.
No wonder that when serfdom was abolished in Russian partition zone by the Russian tsar`s decree in 1864, Polish peasants erected many gratitude memorials in their villages:
This one used to have a small statue of the Russian tsar instead of the cross.
pawian
31 Aug 2011
Life / Do you collect mushrooms in your country? Poles in Poland do. [94]
How many Japanese die of eating their delicious poisonous fish?
How many Japanese die of eating their delicious poisonous fish?
pawian
30 Aug 2011
Life / Do you collect mushrooms in your country? Poles in Poland do. [94]
I read in a few sources that, unfortunately, mushrooms absorb radioactive fallout and other harmful elements.
Wow, I have never picked so many noble mushrooms on one day! ::):) Were they clean?
We pick them in Beskid Niski mountains when we go on holiday there.
We pick them up in winter, in Krakow shops. :):):):)
Not so much, come on. :):):) About 9 zlotys for 0.5 kg.
Strange but I have never seen wild oyster mushrooms.
Yes, the season was poorer than in last years but I know some places of which other pickers have no idea so my mushroom hunts were always successful. Soon, I will post pics. :):):):) After 3 years` break, I made two dozen pickles. :):):)
"Oh, no," he replied, "We sold them to the Germans...got a good price, too."
I read in a few sources that, unfortunately, mushrooms absorb radioactive fallout and other harmful elements.
Wow, I have never picked so many noble mushrooms on one day! ::):) Were they clean?
Would that be Lejkowiec dęty/Craterellus cornucopioides? Unfortunately, they don't grow (or don't grow in abundance) round our way (Podlasie). My wife says they need a chalky soil. Where are you?
We pick them in Beskid Niski mountains when we go on holiday there.
Boczniak (Pleurotus ostreatus) are seldom picked around her;
We pick them up in winter, in Krakow shops. :):):):)
People buy them in the shops for quite a lot
Not so much, come on. :):):) About 9 zlotys for 0.5 kg.
Strange but I have never seen wild oyster mushrooms.
It has been another poor season for Chanterelles (Cantharellus cibarius) in our region.
Yes, the season was poorer than in last years but I know some places of which other pickers have no idea so my mushroom hunts were always successful. Soon, I will post pics. :):):):) After 3 years` break, I made two dozen pickles. :):):)
pawian
30 Aug 2011
History / Polish historical myths - to break or not to break them? [257]
The Forum is full of threads and posts about the noble participation of Polish soldiers in the Battle of Britain etc. Of not for Polish pilots and their extraordinary deeds, Britain would have fallen etc etc.
However, there is also a dark side to it. Poles had a reputation of primitive rapists, according to some British women. :):):):):)
The Forum is full of threads and posts about the noble participation of Polish soldiers in the Battle of Britain etc. Of not for Polish pilots and their extraordinary deeds, Britain would have fallen etc etc.
However, there is also a dark side to it. Poles had a reputation of primitive rapists, according to some British women. :):):):):)
pawian
30 Aug 2011
Life / Orphanages in Poland [82]
Sorry, currently I don`t know of any one ready for adoption. But I will ask my neighbours.
Sorry, currently I don`t know of any one ready for adoption. But I will ask my neighbours.
pawian
30 Aug 2011
Life / Do you collect mushrooms in your country? Poles in Poland do. [94]
The season started in July. Half of my holiday prey this year was chantarelles. As usual. When I run into a gang of them, I usuall use a scythe - it is esasier and quicker. :):):):)
Yes, I am one of few Poles who collect them. But we seldom eat them on the same day - I dry them and make spicy powder.
Species name - lejkowiec - funnel mushroom. Local name is cholewka - boot mushroom.
Chantarelles! Is it already a season for them in Poland?
The season started in July. Half of my holiday prey this year was chantarelles. As usual. When I run into a gang of them, I usuall use a scythe - it is esasier and quicker. :):):):)
Do you pick the black ones?
Yes, I am one of few Poles who collect them. But we seldom eat them on the same day - I dry them and make spicy powder.
What's the most common name for them in Polish?
Species name - lejkowiec - funnel mushroom. Local name is cholewka - boot mushroom.
pawian
29 Aug 2011
Love / Polish women are the most beautiful in the world! [1718]
oops. I thought it is yuor grand daughter. :):):):):)
oops. I thought it is yuor grand daughter. :):):):):)
pawian
29 Aug 2011
History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [79]
:):):):):)
Thanks, I didn`t realise you have such a sophisticated sense of humour.
:):):):):)
Thanks, I didn`t realise you have such a sophisticated sense of humour.
pawian
29 Aug 2011
Love / Polish women are the most beautiful in the world! [1718]
Exactly:
Polish women are the most beautiful in the world!
Exactly:
pawian
29 Aug 2011
History / Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY [79]
The Polish army, the greatest in the world:
Let's talk about the POLISH ARMY
The Polish army, the greatest in the world:
pawian
29 Aug 2011
History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [239]
Boletus, you impress and scare me at the same time with your research. :):):)
Ooops, I didn`t realise that a single hero story can be so complicated. :):):):)
I have done some more research on Wesołowski and Ganandoc.
Boletus, you impress and scare me at the same time with your research. :):):)
Ooops, I didn`t realise that a single hero story can be so complicated. :):):):)
pawian
29 Aug 2011
History / Warsaw Rising 1944 - National Disaster or Triumph of Spirit ? [515]
Warsaw Rising songs have always seemed the greatest Polish war songs to me: most patriotic, melodious, touching. Unique.
Chłopcy silni jak stal, Boys strong as steel, with photo slid show.
Godłem nam Biały Ptak, Our emblem is White Bird
A "Parasol" to znak, Umbrella is our sign
Naszym hasłem piosenka szturmowa! Our slogan is battle song
Pośród kul, huku dział Among bullets and cannonade
Oddział stoi, jak stał, Our unit is standing, like before
Choć poległa już chłopców połowa. Although half boys are dead
Dziś padł on, jutro ja, śmierć nie pyta. Today he fell, tomorrow I will, death doesn`t choose.
The March of Mokotów District
The March of Żoliborz District
...
Warsaw Children
Michla Palace
Hey, Boys, Baynonette on!
I am posting this link before I forget about it: August 1944 German war newsreel, with English subtitles:
Warsaw Rising songs have always seemed the greatest Polish war songs to me: most patriotic, melodious, touching. Unique.
Chłopcy silni jak stal, Boys strong as steel, with photo slid show.
Godłem nam Biały Ptak, Our emblem is White Bird
A "Parasol" to znak, Umbrella is our sign
Naszym hasłem piosenka szturmowa! Our slogan is battle song
Pośród kul, huku dział Among bullets and cannonade
Oddział stoi, jak stał, Our unit is standing, like before
Choć poległa już chłopców połowa. Although half boys are dead
Dziś padł on, jutro ja, śmierć nie pyta. Today he fell, tomorrow I will, death doesn`t choose.
The March of Mokotów District
The March of Żoliborz District
...
Warsaw Children
Michla Palace
Hey, Boys, Baynonette on!
Germans shelled and bombed Warsaw with everything they had, especially artillery (rocket launchers)
I am posting this link before I forget about it: August 1944 German war newsreel, with English subtitles:
pawian
28 Aug 2011
History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [239]
Another wow.
Thanks for such thorough investigation. Are you sure of what you are saying?
Do you suggest, judging by that vessel identity theft, that the whole heroic story of Wesołowski is fake?
=boletus]
Either the papa or the son Wesołowski stretched the truth quite a bit here - this could be called a vessel identity theft.
Either the papa or the son Wesołowski stretched the truth quite a bit here - this could be called a vessel identity theft.
Another wow.
Thanks for such thorough investigation. Are you sure of what you are saying?
=boletus]Either the papa or the son Wesołowski stretched the truth quite a bit here - this could be called a vessel identity theft.
Do you suggest, judging by that vessel identity theft, that the whole heroic story of Wesołowski is fake?
pawian
28 Aug 2011
Po polsku / Żebyśta nie myśleli że nauczyciele majom Raj [28]
biznes.onet.pl/nauczyciele-beda-zarabiac-wiecej,18553,4831 830,1,prasa-detal
Bardzo trafny komentarz:
Trochę wiecej moga zarobić nauczyciele w wielkich szkołach jeśli pracują dodatkowo w nadgodzinach.Ale jest to wysoce nieuczciwe dodawanie tego do pensji bo pracować w nadgodzinach moze każdy i wszędzie.A co poza wielkimi szkołami ? Bardzo często nauczyciel w małych szkołach by złożyć etat pracuje w dwóch a nawet trzech szkołach na 1/3 etatu w każdej.Wyobrażacie sobie swoja robótkę jeżdżenie pomiedzy jedną firmą a drugą? No i bardzo częste jest pracowanie na niepełny etat bo nie ma godzin.W mojej niezbyt dużej szkole (ale nie z tych malutkich)dwie nauczycielki z innej szkoły przyjeżdżają na kilka godzin by dopełnić etat,8 ma etat (tylko bez nadgodzin)i trzy osoby pracuja na częsci etatu 12/18 i 14/18.Pół biedy jeśli istnieje zespół czyli podstawówka z gimnazjum(czyli zaprzeczenie tej fantastycznej reformy)wtedy nauczyciele maja pełny etat bo tak naprawdę pracuja na etat w dwóch szkołach.W mniejszych szkołach tragedia.Dodatkowo wydłużenie czasu przejścia na emeryturę o 10 lat a mężczyznom o 15 lat zablokowało miejsca pracy młodym.Dziś znalezienie pracy w szkole graniczy z cudem.Prawda wygląda tak jak w podpisie.A prawda, pracuje w naszej szkole sekretarka oszczędnościowo zatrudniona przez gminę na pół etatu.,,Zarabia,, dziewczyna 600 zł no i ma ,,pracę,,.Rewelacja nie?
Prawda jest taka: niż demograficzny daje nam, nauczycielom, poważnie w kość. Już są redukcje a to co nastąpi w przyszłych latach to się nie śniło największym filozofom.
biznes.onet.pl/nauczyciele-beda-zarabiac-wiecej,18553,4831 830,1,prasa-detal
Bardzo trafny komentarz:
Trochę wiecej moga zarobić nauczyciele w wielkich szkołach jeśli pracują dodatkowo w nadgodzinach.Ale jest to wysoce nieuczciwe dodawanie tego do pensji bo pracować w nadgodzinach moze każdy i wszędzie.A co poza wielkimi szkołami ? Bardzo często nauczyciel w małych szkołach by złożyć etat pracuje w dwóch a nawet trzech szkołach na 1/3 etatu w każdej.Wyobrażacie sobie swoja robótkę jeżdżenie pomiedzy jedną firmą a drugą? No i bardzo częste jest pracowanie na niepełny etat bo nie ma godzin.W mojej niezbyt dużej szkole (ale nie z tych malutkich)dwie nauczycielki z innej szkoły przyjeżdżają na kilka godzin by dopełnić etat,8 ma etat (tylko bez nadgodzin)i trzy osoby pracuja na częsci etatu 12/18 i 14/18.Pół biedy jeśli istnieje zespół czyli podstawówka z gimnazjum(czyli zaprzeczenie tej fantastycznej reformy)wtedy nauczyciele maja pełny etat bo tak naprawdę pracuja na etat w dwóch szkołach.W mniejszych szkołach tragedia.Dodatkowo wydłużenie czasu przejścia na emeryturę o 10 lat a mężczyznom o 15 lat zablokowało miejsca pracy młodym.Dziś znalezienie pracy w szkole graniczy z cudem.Prawda wygląda tak jak w podpisie.A prawda, pracuje w naszej szkole sekretarka oszczędnościowo zatrudniona przez gminę na pół etatu.,,Zarabia,, dziewczyna 600 zł no i ma ,,pracę,,.Rewelacja nie?
Prawda jest taka: niż demograficzny daje nam, nauczycielom, poważnie w kość. Już są redukcje a to co nastąpi w przyszłych latach to się nie śniło największym filozofom.
pawian
28 Aug 2011
Food / What exactly is Polish Bread? [91]
Not really in the city. I don`t remember the last time we baked our bread. Bought bread is good enough.
Not really in the city. I don`t remember the last time we baked our bread. Bought bread is good enough.
pawian
28 Aug 2011
Food / What exactly is Polish Bread? [91]
The best in the world:
/polish-bread.jpg - bread from Poland
Polish bread and cakes top export lists for 2006.
Polish vodka and ham are well-known internationally. But it's bread that became No. 1 on the Polish export list lately.
Polish bread and cakes worth more than 400 mln euro were exported abroad in 2006, the National Research Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics reported. In comparison, vodka and other alcoholic drinks brought exporters only 77 mln euro, reported Informacyjna Agencja Radiowa (IAR), a press agency working with Polish Radio.
According to the Warsaw-based research center, exports of baked products were about 20 percent higher than in 2005.
What exactly is Polish Bread?
The best in the world:
/polish-bread.jpg - bread from Poland
Polish bread and cakes top export lists for 2006.
Polish vodka and ham are well-known internationally. But it's bread that became No. 1 on the Polish export list lately.
Polish bread and cakes worth more than 400 mln euro were exported abroad in 2006, the National Research Institute of Agricultural and Food Economics reported. In comparison, vodka and other alcoholic drinks brought exporters only 77 mln euro, reported Informacyjna Agencja Radiowa (IAR), a press agency working with Polish Radio.
According to the Warsaw-based research center, exports of baked products were about 20 percent higher than in 2005.
pawian
28 Aug 2011
History / Poland: Her heroes and her traitors [239]
It is a great controvercy, indeed. But be aware of the fact that the boy wasn`t forced into fighting, he ran away from home to join the Polish militia. If you were a commander of Polish defences in Lwów and desperately needed volunteers to repel Ukrainians` advances, would you refuse a 9 year old boy who claimed he was 13?
It is a great controvercy, indeed. But be aware of the fact that the boy wasn`t forced into fighting, he ran away from home to join the Polish militia. If you were a commander of Polish defences in Lwów and desperately needed volunteers to repel Ukrainians` advances, would you refuse a 9 year old boy who claimed he was 13?