National Association of Head Teachers (Isle of Man) representing school senior and middle leaders in primary, secondary and special schools across the Island
Ballot update:
Nearly 70% of members who voted, supported industrial action at the start of the new school year.
This result sends a clear and united message to the Isle of Man Government, that our members expect fairness, dignity, and respect in the workplace.
TODAY is the deadline to post back your ballot, before it closes next week.
Show the Isle of Man Government that NAHT members will not stand by while our rights, values and representatives are undermined.
Vote DIGNITY. Vote YES. Vote in Solidarity.
📩Important update 📩
Ballot envelopes are arriving across the island
Please vote and send them back ASAP
Vote Dignity. Vote Yes.✊🏻
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NAHT Isle of Man members are being balloted for industrial action following the victimisation of union officials on the island.
The ballot is now open and voting papers will arrive with those Isle of Man members eligible for ballot on Thursday.
🗳️ Vote dignity, Vote Yes
It is becoming clearer by the hour that DESC has retreated back to the days pre-Beamans report https://t.co/t6jpaGVc0G
MHKs will be briefed over coming days of our grave concerns @NAHT_IsleOfMan
The integrity of our profession - and the dignity of our members - is on the line. We will not stand-by and see school leaders being treated with contempt and their union representatives subjected to a witch-hunt and victimised. @NAHT_IsleOfMan https://t.co/X4f8xvN2na
Despite our best efforts to plea for intervention by the government, it seems that no progress or breakthrough has been made.
School Leaders will now decide what steps to take, upto and including, taking industrial action as a last resort.
@NAHT_IsleOfMan@NAHTnews
A head teachers' union has raised a formal dispute with the education department on the Isle of Man, making claims of a "toxic culture" and an abuse of policies. https://t.co/LLWwAk2TYl