[etni] Re: question about school fees

Dear Judi, 
I am in exactly the same position as you but...
I teach in a semi private school (and the Irgun teachers are striking). Some of 
the parents have been threatening to stop their hora'at keva if we do not go 
back to school. 
The administration has a problem, if and when we go back to work the agreement 
might include retroactive pay for the days we missed. Where will they get the 
money from to pay the wages if parents do not pay up now? It's a dilemma 
because in effect you are paying for a service which you aren't getting. On the 
other hand, your money will be used correctly.
I would, as a teacher, like to know from where our school will get the extra 
money to pay us when and if there is an increase! But that is not my problem (I 
have enough!)
Have a good day
Judy


  "Point is, I am also a parent and my daughter goes to a semi-private high 
school for which I pay 520 shekel a month.  Her school quite rightly is also on 
strike apart from the dance track once a week intensive dancing training.  

  Her school fees continue to be paid through my visa card.  Am I legally 
justified if I stop the payments? I've already paid for this month but I want 
to stop next month's payment.  What say you?"

  Judi G.

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