“I agree with shuali, it’s more of a problem in new and developing schools”
I agree also. It’s not like this is a problem in 100% of yeshivas. It is not, as some have asserted, that all yeshivas are financially insolvent by definition. People should not be opening new ones without enough cash flow and savings to be able to pay their teachers. It defies common sense.
In any other industry everyone would agree. When you talk about yeshivas, suddenly nobody cares about the teachers. The way the Litvish world views “the yeshivas” as a collective is relatively in-tune with how Lubavitchers view “the Rebbe.” If an unethical action is committed, rather than own up to it, they redefine their entire ethical code such that the action is now considered acceptable.