Representatives' Bulletins

Congratulations to all members and NASUWT Representatives on the massive success in implementing the current action short of strike action instructions.

Congratulations to all members and NASUWT Representatives on the massive success in implementing the current action short of strike action instructions.

Congratulations to all members and NASUWT Representatives on the massive success in implementing the current action short of strike action instructions.

Congratulations to all members and NASUWT Representatives on the massive success in implementing the current action short of strike action instructions.

The NASUWT has produced advice for members in the light of the adverse weather affecting UK schools.

The NASUWT has produced advice for members in the light of the adverse weather affecting UK schools.

The NASUWT has produced advice for members in the light of the adverse weather affecting UK schools.

The NASUWT has produced advice for members about adverse weather that may affect UK schools.

Members are aware that the NASUWT has opposed consistently the changes to teachers’ terms and conditions resulting from the COSLA proposals.

At the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers (SNCT) Teachers’ Panel meeting held on 28 April, which met to discuss the position of each of the member unions with regard to the Scottish Government/COSLA proposals, teachers in Scotland were sold down the river by the union with the majority of seats, the EIS voting to accept the proposals.

At a meeting of the Scottish Negotiating Committee for Teachers (SNCT) on 23 March 2011, a revised offer was made to the teachers’ side by the employers. The NASUWT analysis of the offer can be accessed on the Union’s website at www.nasuwt.org.uk.

COSLA took out an advert in last week’s TESS in an attempt to persuade teachers that the proposals to cut over £60 million from their terms and conditions is not only acceptable but also justifiable.

Assault on public service workers continues - Lord Hutton has published his Final Report on public service pensions.

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.