Much media attention for announcement campaigns AOb
The announcement of the AOb yesterday did not go unnoticed for an action week with a national strike day in March. Many media reported about the announcement. An overview.
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De Volkskrant opened in the morning with the news of a national strike day on the front page. The newspaper itself explained AObchairman Liesbeth Verheggen an interview why the action week is necessary in all educational sectors and what the requirements are.
AObSecondary education director Henrik de Moel was on the NOS Radio 1 Journaal in the morning. "Water is all about education," he said. "The shortages are increasing." Listen back? That can be done via this link.
Journals
The NOS spent online and in several newsreels on television attention to the announcement for the actions. The Youth News also had an item in the broadcast and a short message online. The message online said: 'Chances are you won't have school on March 15th. Many masters and teachers go on strike. '
At the end of the morning, Verheggen was on the radio program 1 in 1 from Sven Kockelmann who questioned her for half an hour. The AObThe chairman said in the broadcast that 4 billion euros is needed structurally until 2021 to solve the problems in education. You can listen to the item via this link.
RTL Nieuws also took the news along on several channels. Online en in the broadcast on TV. RTL Z also paid attention to it on their website. Verheggen said there that the starting salary in education is good, but that the career opportunities are still slow. The image also needs to be polished. Read the RTL Z article back via this link.
Hart van Nederland conducted a poll on the strike among their panel. The question was: What does the Netherlands think of the strike on March 15? Just over half sympathize with the strike Hart van Nederland writes online. Also in their TV broadcast they took the news of the AOb with it.
Various newspapers publish articles about the action week on their website. You can read the article of the Algemeen Dagblad here. You can find the online article in Trouw via this link. NRC also had a message online just like Het Parool and the Telegraph.
Region
Regional media wrote about the education strike yesterday, just like the national media. De Gooi-en Eemlander had an article about the announcement and a larger background article waarin AObspokesman Simone van Geest explains the demands of the unions. She said that the high workload is a problem in all educational sectors.
At Omroep Fryslan gave AObdriver De Moel explains the actions. "We think now is the best time to make it clear that extra money for education is very important," he said. You can find the article online in which the radio fragment is recorded via this link read and listen.
RTV Noord spoke to professor Barend van Heusden of the University of Groningen about the national education strike. The article can be read on their website.
