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Trade union calls for ‘immediate mitigation’ of two-child cap in Scotland

Ministers are facing calls to speed up plans to effectively scrap the two-child cap on some benefits in Scotland.

The National (Scotland)

Urgent need for education to counter extremist views, say Scotland's teachers

URGENT education is needed to equip young people with knowledge for non-violent conflict resolution to help counter the rise in extremist…

The National (Scotland)

Teaching union to ballot members over potential strike action in Glasgow

Glasgow City Council has been urged to reverse cuts to education.

The Independent UK

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Strikes targeting John Swinney's constituency face key hurdles

IT remains to be seen how effective a union’s target of the First Minister’s constituency will be in achieving their aims, according to experts…

The National (Scotland)

Trade union recommends teachers accept latest pay offer

A TRADE union has recommended teachers accept the latest pay offer from local authority employers ...

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow teachers to vote on strikes as council plans further job cuts

TEACHERS in Glasgow are to vote on striking in a row over job cuts.

The National (Scotland)

Huntlee Stage Two will provide $421m boost to Hunter economy

Huntlee Stage Two will boost the Hunter's housing supply.

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Glasgow teachers 'overwhelmingly' vote to strike over job cut plans

GLASGOW teachers have voted "overwhelmingly" to strike in a dispute over job cuts...

The National (Scotland)

Teachers working more than 11 hours on average extra each week, research shows

TEACHERS are working more than 11 hours extra each week on average to tackling their growing complex responsibilities, research has suggested ...

The National (Scotland)

Gina Rinehart, One Nation and the Greens all oppose Glencore’s plan to store CO2 in the Great Artesian Basin – why?

The mining company insists the storage hub is safe but many are unconvinced about injecting carbon dioxide into a major Australian water resource

The Guardian - AU

Rise in school violence sees teachers claiming record compensation

TEACHERS in Scotland claimed more than half a million pounds in compensation in 2023 as a result of violence in schools.

The National (Scotland)

Teaching union to push for more education funding after Scottish Budget

THE largest teaching union in Scotland has said it will continue to campaign for more cash for education in 2024.

The National (Scotland)

Long-running dispute resolved at City of Glasgow College as workers accept new deal

A RESOLUTION has been reached in the long-running industrial dispute at City of Glasgow College.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government announces £900k to tackle violence in schools

EDUCATION Secretary Jenny Gilruth has announced £900,000 of cash for councils to help train school staff to deal with “the new challenges in our…

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It’s time to end the EIS and VCT sunset clause for good

City Voices: cutting incentives for fast-growth tech companies would be counterproductive at best, and outright harmful at worst

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Greens call for extension of universal free school meals for all pupils

THE Scottish Greens have called for the extension of universal free school meals for all pupils across Scotland, during term time and school…

WEKU

Norovirus in the wilderness? How an outbreak spread on the Pacific Crest Trail

Having this virus is bad enough at home, where you might spend hours hugging the toilet. Imagine having it out camping. Investigators wanted to find out how backpackers were getting and spreading it.

The Independent UK

College lecturers begin rolling strike action in pay dispute

EIS-Fela members at New College Lanarkshire walked out on Monday.

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College lecturers warn of escalating industrial action without improved pay offer

College lecturers have warned they will escalate ongoing industrial action unless “definitive action” is taken to put forward a fair and fully…

The Independent UK

College lecturers could escalate industrial action if no pay award put forward

Members of the EIS-Fela union said industrial action could escalate if there is no progress in talks over pay.

Newcastle Herald

Kooragang project will "build the foundation" of Australia's hydrogen economy

The hub will help Orica to transition away from its use of gas.

The Independent UK

Union calls on First Minister to address lack of job security for new teachers

The Educational Institute of Scotland says short-term temporary contracts are driving new teachers away from the industry.

Daily Record

Fears over future of smaller and rural Dumfries and Galloway after consultation launched

Union officials say they would "oppose any school closures on purely financial grounds"

Insider UK

Stirling University lecturers to walk out over 50% marking boycott pay deduction

EIS members at Edinburgh College also began industrial action in response to compulsory redundancies

Glasgow Live

Glasgow call for council to support better wage rise for college lecturers

Lecturers belonging to the union EIS-FELA have been taking strike action over pay.

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