Rozhovor Britských listů 563. Proč mají sociální pracovníci plat 27 000 měsíčně (když učitelé mají 47 000)? [Britské listy Interview 563 Why do Czech social workers get paid only 27,000 CZK (£930) a month (when teachers get 47,000 CZK)?]

Culik, J. and Zikmundova, M. (2023) Rozhovor Britských listů 563. Proč mají sociální pracovníci plat 27 000 měsíčně (když učitelé mají 47 000)? [Britské listy Interview 563 Why do Czech social workers get paid only 27,000 CZK (£930) a month (when teachers get 47,000 CZK)?]. [Audio]

Abstract

"Psychologically, this state of affairs has a very negative effect on the entire provision of social services, on the existence of the system. I cannot explain the disparity in salaries between other state employees and social services workers. I cannot understand that the profession of social worker is somehow more expendable for the state. :says Martina Zikmundová of the Czech Association of Streetwork, whose employees work with people of all ages who are at risk of falling out of the normal cycle of social and human interaction. In this Britsk0 listy interview with Martina Zikmundová, Jan Čulík talks about the inexplicable phenomenon of why social workers in the Czech Republic are being punished with record low salaries. Not only do they look after poor people, but they are poor themselves. No wonder they are leaving the system for other places. This Britsk0 listy interview was broadcast on the Czech cable TV station Regionalnitelevize.cz from Friday 13 January 2023.

• Item Type: Audio
• Keywords: Poverty in the Czech Republic, social work in the Czech Republic, Martina Zikmundova, Britské Listy Interviews, Jan Culik, Czech Association of Streetwork.
• Status: Published
• Glasgow Author(s) Enlighten ID: Culik, Dr Jan
• Authors: Culik, J., and Zikmundova, M.
• College/School: College of Arts & Humanities > School of Modern Languages and Cultures > Slavonic Studies
• Publisher: Britské listy, Regionalnitelevize.cz

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