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Will Pension Flexibility Attract New Teachers?
Earlier this year, United Learning, the largest multi-academy trust in England, announced that it will provide teachers with the option keep reading
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NEWS: Government delays teacher pay decision
As reported by The Independent, the Education Secretary announced that the decision on the teacher pay award will not be made keep reading
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NEWS: Schools face tough budget choices
As reported by BBC News, rising costs and staff pay demands are squeezing school budgets, creating challenges for the next government The keep reading
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Head teacher to do sponsored skydive to boost school budget
As reported by the BBC, a head teacher is planning a sponsored skydive to raise money for her school after keep reading
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Labour plan to give new teachers £2,400 to address recruitment and retention crisis
As reported by the BBC, the Labour government plan to give £2,400 to teachers in the very early stages of 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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NASUWT warns education secretary “Negotiate on teachers’ pay or deal with the consequences”
Dr Patrick Roach, general secretary of the NASUWT, has called on the education secretary to “get back around the table and negotiate keep reading
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ASCL comment on latest talks with education secretary
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, commented on talks with education secretary Gillian Keegan keep reading
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NASUWT statement following pay talks with secretary of state
Dr Patrick Roach, NASUWT General Secretary commented on the talks between unions and Gillian Keegan, secretary of state for education, keep reading
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‘Scope for compromise’ on teachers’ pay says minister
As reported by the BBC, the Scottish government said there is ‘potential scope for compromise’ following talks with teaching unions keep reading
