Industrial news in brief
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Teachers at Bishop Challoner school in East London are balloting for strikes against management bullying.
Education unions
How Gove's scheme will work
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The Department for Education has issued guidance to schools on how to implement the planned performance-related-pay regime from September 2013.
Industrial news in brief
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Journalists working for regional newspapers across the country are campaigning for better pay.
Defend children's right to holidays!
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In 1870, when the Elementary Education Act paved the way for universal state education in Britain, the population was 27.5 million.
Danish teachers locked out
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Since April 1, almost 70,000 Danish state school teachers have been locked-out by their employers.
Industrial news in brief
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On Monday 22 April, 80 local residents and trade unionists attended a Fire Brigades Union (FBU) meeting to protest against the closure of Downham fire station in Lewisham, south east London.
Workers' Liberty bulletins from NUT conference 2013
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Bulletins produced by Workers' Liberty education workers for the National Union of Teachers conference 2013.
Rank-and-file teachers' network makes plans
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At this year’s National Union of Teachers conference (29 March – 2 April, Liverpool), delegates debated what strategy the NUT should adopt in response to Michael Gove’s attacks on teachers’ pay, due to come into effect in September 2012.
National Union of Teachers: 27 June must be national strike
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No matter what happens at the National Union of Teachers (NUT) conference (29 March-2 April), delegates will return home with the task of preparing members for strikes.
Industrial news in brief
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Cleaners at the Barbican in the City of London will strike on Thursday 21 March, the day the antiquated body which runs the City of London Corporation (which owns the Barbican) elects its “Court of Common Council”.