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A Scottish private school has become the first fee-paying secondary in Scotland to grant union recognition.

The rally brought together unions leaders who have sold out every struggle of the working class for decades, including most recently the mass strike wave of 2022-23, that prove the unions will do nothing to defend the working class from the onslaught of the Sunak government and the employers.

Temperatures of 35 to 40 below and dense ice fog couldn’t keep hard core Alaska Railroad fans from going to the depot in Fairbanks Saturday morning to pick up a

Temperatures of 35 to 40 below and dense ice fog couldn’t keep hard core Alaska Railroad fans from going to the depot in Fairbanks Saturday morning to pick up a

The latest round of strikes at Barrys Pencoedtre High School, set for tomorrow, have been cancelled

Liz and Steve Fitzgerald’s 13-year-old daughter Clare was among 12 schoolchildren and their teacher who were killed in an horrific crash on the M40 near the Lon

Compulsory mental health training for all inspectors is among a series of changes Ofsted has vowed to make following the death of headteacher Ruth Perry.

Northern Ireland was brought to a standstill Thursday after 100,000 public employees walked out in the country's largest-ever strike in a long-running dispute over pay.

Teachers say they are suffering increasing verbal and physical abuse from pupils at the school

Teaching unions have on Monday morning notified employers of the intention to take part in strike action on January 18, meaning parents and pupils will face a day of disruption.