Education secretary is wrong to make light of aggression
school staff
Government should have been fixing schools long before start of term
Catering staff, cleaners and caretakers are being paid less than the real living wage in church schools
‘By cutting profit out of school meals, there’s more money for nutritious meals and to level up the pay and benefits of workers’
Pivotal roles should be recognised and rewarded
UNISON has signed up to the charter after forcing the Department for Education to acknowledge role of all school staff
Return of face coverings among precautions needed
Rolling back safety measures risks spread
Education unions issue joint statement
Estimates put 39% of teachers and school leaders and 51% of teaching assistants and other staff are working on-site in open settings in the current lockdown
UNISON meets Department for Education and NHS test and trace officials to discuss the end-of-term announcement about mass testing in English schools in January
Stars in our Schools celebrates the school support staff who strive to give our children the best possible education
Magazine, Uncategorized, UNISON people on the Magazine
site.
Government must explain science behind keeping schools open
Catering firm Dolce must talk with UNISON
‘Headline-catching announcements’ are not dealing with the practicalities needed to ensure pupils can return to school safely, says union