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NASUWT members are continuing to oppose the excessive workload generated by the Council for Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) for the arrangements for assessment of the cross-curricular skills of Communication and Using Mathematics in Key Stages 1, 2 and 3.
Latest news bulletin for reps in Scotland.
The NASUWT has produced advice for members to follow during adverse winter weather.
The NASUWT has produced advice for members to follow during adverse winter weather.
The NASUWT has produced advice for members to follow during adverse winter weather.
The NASUWT has produced advice for members to follow during adverse winter weather.
Members will be aware of the advice from Shane McCurdy, the Acting Chair of the Management Side of the Teachers’ Salaries and Conditions of Service Negotiating Committee, to Chairs of Boards of Governors, reminding them of their responsibilities, as an employer, with regard to the current action by serving school teachers and principals who are ...
The revised Ofsted framework came into effect from 1 September 2012, replacing the one introduced in January 2012.
NASUWT members in many schools across Scotland have been in continuous action short of strike action since December 2011 in defence of pay, pensions, jobs and conditions of service and to tackle excessive workload. As the new term begins it is important to continue with this action.
Congratulations to all members and NASUWT Representatives on the massive success in implementing the current action short of strike action instructions.
These posters highlight the attacks on pensions by the Coalition Government.
In its Comprehensive Spending Review in October 2010 the Coalition Government announced its intention to save £1.8 billion by increasing employee contributions to public sector pension schemes.
In its Comprehensive Spending Review in October 2010 the Coalition Government announced its intention to save £1.8 billion by increasing employee contributions to public sector pension schemes.
In its Comprehensive Spending Review in October 2010 the Coalition Government announced its intention to save £1.8 billion by increasing employee contributions to public sector pension schemes.
In its Comprehensive Spending Review in October 2010 the Coalition Government announced its intention to save £1.8 billion by increasing employee contributions to public sector pension schemes.
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