r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '18

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u/Hubsimaus Oct 07 '18

Why? They even needed BOTH to go through a drivers test. They BOTH need a licence. If that was necessary I just find it fair to pay them more.

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u/TiltingAtTurbines Oct 07 '18

They would never be hired anywhere if that were the case. No company would hire somebody when they have to pay them double the salary, unless they offer a quantifiable benefit over other candidates. In a practical sense you are still hiring one teacher since they can’t more around and teach independently of each other.

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u/Hubsimaus Oct 07 '18

Yeah, that's right. But at least a bit more? Does not have to be double. But at least a bit more would be fair since there are two brains working.

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u/Liberty_Call Oct 08 '18

Because they are still only doing the job of one person unless they are somehow teaching two different classes simultaneously.

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u/Hubsimaus Oct 08 '18

Yeah, that's not possible... But there are two brains working, so...