We provide details of where and when strikes are happening, as the UK battles with the ongoing period of industrial unrest.
Education
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A government taskforce is aiming to cut teachers' workload by five hours a week to help improve retention.
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With concerns growing about the ‘Pirola’ variant of Covid-19, a teaching union has called for those with long Covid not to be forgotten.
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Members of the TUC are expected to work with unions to produce a model template for public sector pay review bodies.
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Staff at 140 universities across the UK have ended the marking and assessment boycott but will strike for five days later this month.
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Many female tech leaders feel that the growth of women entering tech remains stunted because of significant barriers of access to the sector.
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Teachers in England in the NEU will not go on strike in the autumn term, after they accepted the government's pay deal for 2023-24.
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The NASUWT has voted in favour of further teaching strikes or industrial action in the autumn.
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The latest workforce survey from the Department for Education shows teachers leaving in record numbers.
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University staff are staging strikes after their employers have vowed to dock pay if they boycott assessments.
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An examiner working for Pearson Education has secured a worker status ruling, which a union says could pave the way for further claims.
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An independent pay review body has recommended a 6.5% pay award for teachers in 2023-24, it has been reported.
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The CIPD's spring 2023 labour market outlook suggests public sector pay is set to increase at a record rate.
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ASCL strike ballot could see secondary school heads and college leaders take industrial action in the autumn term.