Looks like our work has pushed @RishiSunak to back down from rejecting the STRB & going with the recommended 6.5% rise. Only one question remains - is this "fully funded" as in the government version or the real meaning of the words? @educationgovuk@NASUWT#BetterDealforTeachers
We are pleased to announce our annual ECT/new teacher social event will be taking place on Friday 27th September!
Come and join us for a fun-filled evening of food, drink and virtual cricket at @sixescc in Leicester!
Scan the QR code or click this link:
https://t.co/oI89Zju8NV
@NASUWT ...the number of successful strike ballots in 2023.
Our local reps and associations are working everyday to ensure @NASUWT members get what they are entitled to.
When it comes to local issues, @NASUWT are the most active teachers union around. Locally since June we have:
- Secured significant pay increases for members at 4 schools in the LSF
- Secured an improved pay offer at Ratcliffe College through the solidarity of members...
- Achieved a successful ballot at a further school in an attempt to halt restructuring of TLR responsibilities
- Secured an agreement with three MATs to provide facilities time to complete casework.
This is on top of @NASUWT setting a new British record for...
The STRB has given its recommendations to @GillianKeegan & @10DowningStreet for the 2024/25 teachers' pay award.
@GillianKeegan must publish the report immediately & not delay to suit her political agenda. ⏱️
https://t.co/XfilLBqD9b
All teachers have the right to CPD that is appropriate for their individual needs. Our secretary, Luke Akhurst, and our vice-president, Pete Mattock, successfully addressing the @NASUWT national conference today to ensure that this right is implemented in all schools and colleges
Great final day of @NASUWT conference, including speeches from our local secretary, Luke Akhurst, and Pete Mattock, local association Vice-President. Been a fabulous and informative weekend@
School leaders would need to see a pay increase of 36.1% to have the same purchasing power as their pay did in 2010, says @ASCL_UK in evidence to the pay review body
https://t.co/Ik5kQCrSah
Breaking: @NASUWT has become the second education union to announce plans to run a consultative ballot of members, as leaders gear up for a fresh showdown with the government over pay and workload
https://t.co/O9cB4X5Qml
“It is now incumbent on incoming Ministers to ensure that the massive real terms pay loss for both teachers and FE lecturers is addressed as the number one priority.” https://t.co/S3AiAtM4Va
NASUWT NI teachers and FE lecturer members to take strike action on the 18 January. Our members have had enough of political inaction and no pay increases.
We have today confirmed we are in dispute with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan over her blatant attempts to frustrate the work of the independent school teachers’ pay review process.