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NEWS: Teacher crisis looms for new government
As reported by NFER, amid rising vacancies and retention issues, the incoming Secretary of State for Education faces immediate challenges in keep reading
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ASCL comments on report of 6.5% teacher pay recommendation
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, has responded to a report in the Sunday keep reading
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Three-quarters of teaching assistants thinking about quitting, report reveals
As reported by The Guardian, schools will undergo a “crisis of support” without urgent action to improve pay and training keep reading
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Joint statement from the government and education unions to move onto intensive talks
The government and the education trade unions, Association of School and College Leaders, National Association of Head Teachers, NASUWT and National Education Union, keep reading
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Strike is about more than pay, say teachers
As reported by the BBC, a one-day strike is getting under way across England and Wales as part of a keep reading
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Education secretary willing to talk to teacher over pay
As reported by The Guardian, the education secretary said she was willing to talk to teachers about money but stopped keep reading
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NEU warns of formal ballots on pay
As reported by the National Education Union, letters to the education secretary ask for urgent action on pay and warning keep reading
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ASCL survey on industrial action shows strength of feeling
ASCL recently surveyed members affected by the proposed teachers’ pay award for 2022/23 We used some of the survey data keep reading
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How to overcome salary negotiation nerves
Approach pay rise conversations with confidence with these tips This is an edited version of an article that originally appeared keep reading
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The real costs of supply
I’m Michael, a former assistant head and now CEO of SupplyWell. I co-founded SupplyWell because there is a need for keep reading
