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11 April 2018
NEU conference: Teachers vote to strike over pay and workload
The National Education Union (NEU) conference (NUT section - the last ever before fully merged conference next year) took place in Brighton against the backdrop of a perfect storm building in our schools
28 March 2018
NEU conference 2018: Strike to take on the Tories
The National Education Union (NEU) conference (NUT section) will see the union at a crossroads, writes James Kerr, Lewisham NEU.
18 October 2017
Schools "can't go any further" - stop the cuts: set deficit budgets now
'Southampton Fair Funding for All Schools' brought teachers, students, TAs, heads and parents onto the streets on 14 October to protest against the growing crisis in Southampton schools. The action took place ahead of the national lobby of MPs at Westminster on 24 October, which the campaign has built for.
27 September 2017
Escalate summer strike wave into coordinated action to defeat the pay cap
The demonstration outside Tory party conference in Manchester on 1 October is the first main mobilisation since the TUC congress
6 September 2017
Schools and teaching: A perfect storm of cuts, underfunding, excessive workloads and low pay
Schools return this week for a new academic year with the usual mix of emotions but with the prospect of budget cuts lingering in the background
26 July 2017
Campaigners at Stoke Newington school won a retreat
19 July 2017
Education cuts: Tories buckling under public pressure
The pressure of the growing campaign against education cuts is starting to have an effect on the government
21 June 2017
Unions call for action after Grenfell
Trade unions representing housing workers, firefighters and teachers draw on their expertise to demand immediate action after Grenfell
31 May 2017
Struggle can beat Tories' outlandish 7% cuts to schools
The Conservatives' manifesto pledges a slashing of school budgets unseen in generations
26 April 2017
Health Campaigns Together meets to chart the way forward
The largest ever gathering of HCT took place on 22 April
26 April 2017
Forest Hill School demonstration
200 staff and parents marched through the streets of Catford in support of Forest Hill School, Lewisham, south London on 22 April
19 April 2017
Mood for a fightback at education conferences
The main theme at the Easter conferences of the education unions NUT, ATL and NASUWT is one of a fightback taking place
12 April 2017
Schools are under the greatest threat for more than a generation and an equally powerful response is needed. In the next couple of months, the scale of the cuts will be evident
22 March 2017
Short reports on some of the latest trade union struggles. Subway poverty pay; prison officers' tribunal victory; Deliveroo Leeds demo; Forest Hill School strike.
30 November 2016
Support the campaign to readmit expelled trade union militants
In order to consolidate Corbyn's leadership victory it is urgent that action is taken to democratise the Labour Party and end the Blairites' control of the party machine. An essential part of this is campaigning for the readmittance to the Labour Party of all expelled or excluded socialists.
16 November 2016
Support the campaign to readmit expelled socialists
75 socialists, with more than a thousand years' membership of the Labour Party between them, have collectively applied to the Labour Party's national executive committee (NEC) to be readmitted.
14 November 2016
A Socialist Party NUT bulletin on the proposed NUT merger with the ATL, and also an article on workload
19 October 2016
Teachers working 60 hours need strikes, not studies
Teachers work an average of 48 hours a week, and some work more than 60, says a new study. Teachers know they work long hours. What teachers don't want is another report telling us that. We want action to reduce workload.
31 August 2016
Teaching unions must call coordinated national action: Education policy stands at something of a crossroads and the new academic year will be a significant one.
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