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Union's Pay Campaign

NUT and NASUWT joint strike strategy

First strike date set for 27 June in the North West of England

Rest of England and Wales to strike in rolling actions before autumn half term (London likely in October)

All England and Wales national strike likely in November

Also plans for public rallies, model pay policy and escalation of action short of strike
Michael Gove can avoid the strikes if he listens to our reasonable arguments Answers to all your questions
What does Michael Gove have in store for September? This powerpoint is for general use and explains the threat in detail
Gove is now attacking our working conditions with proposals to be in effect come September. This may include directed time limits, cover and non-contact time, management time and anything else with limitations or facility. Be warned!
NUT model pay policy. We want to defeat Gove, but schools must have a policy in September and this is the framework we want to have in place if need be.
Pay policy - letter sent to Gove by union's solitors pointing out his mistakes in relation to the legality of our pay policy
NAHT policy
NUT commentary on NAHT policy
ASCL guidance
NUT commentary on ASCL guidance

NUT and NASUWT in 'historic' agreement. Campaign of action has started

Action short of strike action commenced on 3rd October. The latest advice and details are available here
FAQ's
Guidance on the action
Youtube of two general Secretaries' announcement

NUT on pensions - why we cannot sign up to the deal

Gove is trying to link appraisal and capability, which we reject. Joint unions guidelines on appraisal

Joint guidelines on lesson observations

We are negotiating conditions locally and will post when available on any agreements

For more information from the national union

Free schools opening this year - a threat to all planned, existing schools, even academies!

How much will your staff be robbed?

National Union's website:http://www.teachers.org.uk/pensions

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Excellent pamphlet from PCS 'There is an alternative' (PDF)
 

Joint statement from four teaching unions on principles affecting appraisal and capability

NUT/ATL/NAHT joint model policy on appraisal

Bullying - How we can recognise and tackle the bullying that goes on in schools

The NUT is committed to challenging this bullying culture of managers-wherever it arises.

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Next meeting for Lambeth Association:

Will be on Monday 1st July 2013 - 4.45 - 6.15PM

Meeting Room, Hambrook House, Porden Road, SW2 5RW

(Please note change of time & venue)
For details of all meetings for academic year click here.

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It is vital that you ensure that managers aren't asking you to carry out tasks that you do not have to (eg lunchtime duties, meetings during PPA etc)

Make sure you access School Teachers' Pay and Conditions 2012.

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Lesson observations - union advice to stop heads overburdening

Changes have encouraged heads to 'observe' teachers in excess of anything required. The resultant stress hardly improves performance. Make sure you know what the union's view is.

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