Teachers in NI Back Industrial Action over Workloads

Teachers in NI back industrial action over workloads

Teachers in Northern Ireland have voted to take industrial action over workloads.

Northern Ireland Teachers' unions vote in favour of strike action

In recent ballots three teaching unions returned large majorities in favour of industrial action.

'Our members are exhausted': Teachers in Northern Ireland back industrial action over workloads

Teachers in Northern Ireland have voted to take industrial action over workloads.

Northern Ireland school leaders have voted in favour of industrial action over workload concerns across the profession

School leaders across Northern Ireland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action in a ballot conducted by school leaders’ union NAHT(NI), delivering what the union has described as an “unmistakable mandate” for change.

Teachers could go on strike as they vote overwhelmingly for industrial action

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Givan hopes to avert school strikes as teachers back action over workload

Schools across Northern Ireland face the prospect of industrial action over teacher workload, with Education Minister Paul Givan saying progress in summer negotiations could still prevent disruption. Responding to teaching union ballot results, the minister said agreement had been reached on a range of disputed issues and pledged to continue talks with unions and employers. But unions say teachers need changes they can see in schools and classro…