Up to 130 school staff across England would have been affected
Jon Richards
Low-paid staff will receive an extra £817 a year
UNISON urges Ormiston to pause process for full consultation
New report shows horrific examples
Poll reveals top public priorities for council services
Cuts to schools are deeply unfair
Education unions reveal schools worse off than in 2015
More than two thirds of staff rejected offers on pay and pensions during the summer
Funding announced in the Chancellor’s spending review goes nowhere near to solving this
UNISON survey uncovers how far teaching assistants go to financially support their pupils
Council staff have paid a heavy price during the years of austerity
Staff and students have suffered serious injuries as a result of offensive weapons being brought into colleges, according to a UNISON survey published today (Tuesday). Machetes, hammers, metal bars and even a gun are among the items either recovered or that have been used in pupil-on-pupil assaults, gang attacks or in violent incidents against staff, […]
A pay offer to higher education staff falls far short of the annual rise they deserve as university bosses have seen their salaries soar, says UNISON. The union’s higher education executive has now agreed unanimously to recommend the “inadequate” 2019/20 pay offer from UCEA higher education national employers should be rejected. UNISON will now undertake […]
Education unions representing staff at Academies Enterprise Trust (AET) – the largest academy chain in the UK – are today (Wednesday) launching a ballot asking if employees have confidence in the trust’s leadership. The move comes after AET failed to listen to staff concerns over proposed cutbacks and restructuring. The changes will put the wellbeing […]
The UK’s largest academy chain faces a potential dispute with seven education unions over job cuts, low wages and outsourcing.