The National Education Union and the Association of School and College Leaders have commented on a report by the Education Policy Institute (EPI) looking at school shortfalls and variations in teacher pay Commenting on the [read more]
The National Education Union (NEU) has welcomed action by the Northern Education Trust (NET) academy chain to improve teacher workload and pay In close consultation with NEU representatives, the trust has ended its use of [read more]
The latest National Education Union survey on teacher pay and progression underlines the problems caused by low teacher pay levels and unfair restrictions on pay progression With serious teacher recruitment and retention problems continuing, the [read more]
The National Education Union has given evidence to the Schools Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) in which they called for all teachers in England to be given a seven per cent rise in wages Kevin Courtney, [read more]
New analysis by NASUWT, the Teachers’ Union, has found that thousands of teachers are being denied the pay award or pay progression they are entitled to – despite the fact that £4bn is sitting in [read more]
The Department for Education has published guidance for schools and local authorities on the teachers’ pay grant for the financial years 2018 to 2019 and 2019 to 2020 The guidance says that the grant will [read more]
The secretary of state for education has confirmed that a pay rise for teachers will occur, with £508m in funding being promised; education unions have, however, called it a “short-term solution” The UK government has [read more]
Nick Gibb has addressed parliament following the school funding debate in April; the NEU believes his statement is misleading Minister of State for School Standards, Nick Gibb, has written a letter to parliament in response [read more]
The Education Policy Institute (EPI) has released new research examining the latest trends in local authority maintained school budgets and assessing whether all schools will be able to meet cost pressures over the next two years, [read more]
CREDIT: This story was first seen in TES The TUC’s analysis found that teachers and other public sector workers will experience a 9.3% real terms pay cut if the government sticks to its current pay cap and [read more]
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