Local authority you are under. in england and wales, wednesday is the first day of a series of planned strikes for teachers in february and march. although it s not a blanket closure some classes stay open depending on the individual teachers. why are they striking? most teachers in scotland, wales and england have been offered at least a 5% pay rise. but the unions argue that rising prices mean in real terms their pay has been cut over the past 12 years. train drivers are also striking this week there ll be a big impact on 1a providers on wednesday and friday. the aslef union is largely deadlocked in talks over pay. the ongoing wider dispute with the rmt is also about terms and conditions. again the impact will depend where you live. the advice is to think carefully about whether you need to travel on those days. where does this leave you then if you can t physically get to work,
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