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Teachers to launch more strikes after rejecting government's ‘ridiculous and insulting’ take-home pay cut
Joint NEU general secretaries Kevin Courtney and Dr Mary Bousted [Ben Broomfield / National Education Union]

NATIONAL schools strikes across England are set to continue after nearly 200,000 teachers voted to reject the Tory government’s latest “ridiculous and insulting” take-home pay cut, the National Education Union (NEU) announced today.

The wage ballot result – announced to a raucous meeting of union members on the opening day of the NEU’s 2023 conference in Harrogate — shows educators are “united in their rage” about the austerity-hit sector’s desperate situation, the union stressed.

 

The @NEUnion conference reacts to members’ decision to reject the government’s latest pay offer pic.twitter.com/UUKkxZJp7P

— Morning Star (@M_Star_Online) April 3, 2023
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