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Workload is a critical factor that affects the well-being of all education workers, particularly when it becomes excessive or misaligned with professional support structures. Education workers often face substantial administrative demands, inconsistent and insufficient professional development opportunities, and heightened accountability for student performance. In addition, the expansion of their roles and the need to continuously adapt to evolving educational policies and practices contribute to increased pressure.

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Time Inside and Outside the Workplace

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The document analyzes the real working conditions of private school teachers in Argentina. It highlights how educators’ actual work hours, both inside and outside the classroom, far exceed the legally recognized hours, with many tasks like planning, grading, and material preparation going unpaid and unacknowledged. It also examines the impact of commuting time and the concept of “double presence,” especially for women, who disproportionately bear the burden of combining professional duties with domestic responsibilities.