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Unions have demanded clarity after the prime minister said his 'door is always open', but his education secretary rejected calls for fresh strikes talks

The Teaching Regulation Agency should be reformed or disbanded, a union boss has said, amid warnings staff are being 'left in limbo'

A teaching union leader has indicated he would be prepared to recommend an NHS-style pay deal to his members, amid threats of further strikes this summer

One-day national rail strike in Italy over work conditions deteriorating since the pandemic; ongoing protests in Iran by oil workers, nurses, Haft Tappeh sugar cane workers and retirees over pay and social conditions; auto workers at Tenneco South Africa Inc. strike over 50 percent pay cuts and 100 redundancies

Extra funding and training for teachers to help support the needs of refugee and asylum seeking pupils is needed “urgently”, according to teaching union NASUWT.

A teacher in the United Kingdom attributes widespread pornography and the lingering effects of COVID-19 lockdowns on a rising incidence of student assaults against teachers.Wendy Exton, a teacher in an alternative school, made the claim during a speech at a conference for the National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT), the country's trade

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Battles over pay, pensions, casualisation and equality are reaching a crucial stage in schools and universities

"Expecting schools to fund any pay offer without extra government funding would lead to fewer resources and redundancies within an already overstretched system in the coming year," says Peter Shreeve

The NASUWT has rejected the government’s pay offer and will ballot members in England for industrial action.