Published 1 year ago

Union refuses to rule out fresh teacher strikes during exams after 'insulting' pay offer

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The leader of the UK's largest teaching union has refused to rule out fresh strikes which disrupt exams after recommending that members reject an "insulting" pay rise.

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The Guardian

More teachers’ strikes in prospect in England as union ‘insulted’ by pay offer

National Education Union to recommend members reject offer of 4.3% rise and £1,000 one-off payment

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Teacher strikes could disrupt exams as union urges members to reject pay offer

National Education Union co-leader Mary Bousted said teachers do not want to disrupt exams but declined to rule out strikes on exam days.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

National Education Union asks teachers to reject new pay offer

LONDON - The National Education Union (NEU) recommended that its members in England on Monday reject a government pay offer for a 1,000 pound ($1,227) one-off payment this year and an increase of 4.3% for most teachers in 2023-24. "We are going to ask you to reject this offer in the strongest possible way because it is simply not good enough," NEU Joint General Secretary Kevin Courtney

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Teacher strikes could disrupt exams as union urges to reject pay deal

Schools in England could face further strike action as the National Education Union told teachers to reject the Government's latest offer.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Teachers set to strike again as unions poised to reject 'insulting' pay deal

Schools in England could be facing further strike action as the National Education Union advised members to reject a new pay offer following intensive talks

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Teachers set to strike again as unions poised to reject another pay deal

TEACHERS are set to strike again as unions are poised to reject a new pay deal after days of crunch talks. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan put forward a new agreement to education chiefs yesterday, but furious unions are expected to throw it out. Teachers are set to strike again after days of crunch talksRex It came as the PCS union announced another all-out strike date on April 28 – with 130,000 members of the civil service and public sector…

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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