Teaching unions have criticised the government's decision to reduce its secondary teacher training target in 2024/25.
Education
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We provide details of where and when strikes are happening, as the UK battles with the ongoing period of industrial unrest.
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Professor Jo Phoenix agrees to settlement with Open University after winning claim for discrimination due to her gender-critical beliefs.
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Coventry University's decision not to promote a lecturer with ADHD and a sleep disorder was not disability discrimination.
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School worker wins age discrimination and unfair dismissal claim after being told ‘We’re not all going to be here forever’
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Two academics at Oxford University who were employed on gig-economy style contracts have won a claim over their employee status.
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Addiction professor's claim that he suffered detriment due to his anti-tobacco beliefs can proceed to a full hearing, a tribunal rules.
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Sociology professor David Miller wins belief discrimination claim against the University of Bristol over his anti-Zionist philosophical views.
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More actions are needed to support ethnic diversity in teaching, especially at senior levels, a report has said.
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We examine the rationale for MSLs in education, the minimum service levels for teaching likely to be set and whether schools will impose them.
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Teacher who complained of 'blackophobia' was unfairly dismissed after senior leaders threatened a ‘wildcat strike’ if she returned to work.
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Schools will no longer be obliged to use performance-related pay, the government has said as part of plans to reduce teachers' workload.
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Tribunal finds in favour of pregnant teacher whose school wanted her to return to classroom despite Covid safety concerns.
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The government has told public sector pay review bodies it is vital they consider the 'historic' pay awards that were made this year.
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The Department for Education has launched a consultation outlining how it will implement minimum service levels in schools and colleges during strike action.