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Scottish government must do better on teachers' pay, say unions
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TEACHING unions called on the SNP Scottish government to pay up today after rejecting the latest council pay cuts plans.

The Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (Cosla) offered just a 2 per cent pay rise from August and 1 per cent from May 2025.

This is despite retail price index inflation still running at 3.3 per cent, and the Scottish government’s latest public-sector pay policy setting a 3 per cent marker.

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