http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15570669
There was only a 29% turnout and yet the motion to strike has been passed.
There was only a 29% turnout and yet the motion to strike has been passed.
Well, being a school kid, I support it, and any extra days off due to a strike around November 30th would give me a nice while to revise for my english controlled assessment a few days later...
Although I can't really say I support the cause, bases on my own knowledge/views etc, and that's not just me hating teachers
Still though, a 29% turnout?
Tbh, I don't know really, only those at the top know everything
I still get letters from Unison here for someone that
A: Stopped working in a job that Unison was the union for before they.
B: Stopped living here about 7 years ago.
C: Had the letters marked as "no longer at this address" and put back in the post for the first year or so.
I'm not surprised if the "turn out" is that poor with that sort of admin where they can't even take an address off their list.
Unison don't generally represent teachers, but they do represent other individuals who work in education such as teaching assistants and cleaners, dinner staff etc.
I know that the teaching unions are supporting this strike too.
My point was generally about the strike in general :/
Well, being a school kid, I support it
Although I can't really say I support the cause, bases on my own knowledge/views etc, and that's not just me hating teachers![]()
Strike balot was prior to new offer, seems bizarre that the union reps can use this previous poll to afford strike action.
Surely a court challenge would overrule such gubbins.
If the offer was good enough, it would have been put to the union members again I'm sure. If someone robs you of £10, then gives you a pound back because he feels guilty, he's still robbed you of £9.
If the offer was good enough, it would have been put to the union members again I'm sure. If someone robs you of £10, then gives you a pound back because he feels guilty, he's still robbed you of £9.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15570669
There was only a 29% turnout and yet the motion to strike has been passed.
Peter Hitchens just owned a Teacher in the Newsnight Audience on the morality of striking over the improved pension offer....
Peter Hitchens just owned a Teacher in the Newsnight Audience on the morality of striking over the improved pension offer....
I still get letters from Unison here for someone that
A: Stopped working in a job that Unison was the union for before they.
B: Stopped living here about 7 years ago.
C: Had the letters marked as "no longer at this address" and put back in the post for the first year or so.
I'm not surprised if the "turn out" is that poor with that sort of admin where they can't even take an address off their list.