Public sector workers including teachers and nurses could be in line for a pay rise of up to 4% in the next financial year.
Education
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Teachers in England could launch strike action if the government does not offer a higher pay rise for the next...
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Employment tribunal finds part-time lecturer at London-based Capital City College (CCC) faced less favourable treatment.
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Engineering professor unfairly dismissed by the University of Edinburgh awarded more than £1m after a 13-year legal battle.
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Scottish workers are awarded the biggest pay increases in the public sector, outstripping the rest of the UK.
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Christian school assistant sacked after sharing Facebook posts her employer deemed trans- and homophobic wins case at the Court of Appeal.
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Cardiff University confirms proposals to cut 400 academic jobs – 7% of its total workforce – in an effort to secure long-term future.
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Ministers have written to pay review bodies recommending a pay rise of 2.8% for public sector workers, prompting anger from unions.
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National Education Union (NEU) members overwhelmingly vote to accept the government's 5.5% wage increase offer for teachers in England.
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Recruitment and retention in higher-paid public sector jobs is suffering due to 15-year real-terms pay cut, according to think tank.
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We provide details of where and when strikes are happening, and the latest on strike ballots and results.
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Marking and lesson planning are two of the tasks that teachers could carry out away from their usual workplace under the plans.
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School agrees to pay £850k to teacher with autism, dismissed after serial complaints
by Rob Mossby Rob MossTeacher with autism who repeatedly raised grievances to receive £850k after tribunal finds he was discriminated against and victimised.
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Only a third of black academics in the UK believe their workplace is inclusive, according to a new report on early careers in academia.
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Local government staff in England and Wales are voting on whether to take strike action over pay in a six-week balloting process.