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NEU members at 10 out of 14 independent schools run by United Learning have backed industrial action over pay

Teaching unions have hit out at the Scottish government’s lack of progress on cutting the time teachers spend in front of classes, and say they are being ‘shut out of negotiations’

Edapt has already recorded double the number of redundancy and restructuring cases in the past three months than in the whole of 2024, with concerns of more on the horizon

NFER’s Jack Worth said the DfE’s pay rise recommendation of 2.8% is now “unimaginable” in the light of new forecasts on average earnings growth

New guidance sets out what transactions may be considered ‘novel, contentious and repercussive’ amid a row over one academy trust’s plan for an alternative pension scheme

Confrontation over United Learning’s plan to offer teachers an alternative pension scheme that provides them with more take-home pay

Law firm launches action on behalf of NASUWT members, warning that some teachers have been left waiting for months for pension valuations

Research shows ‘significant minority’ of teachers would prioritise salary increases over retirement benefits but union warns they shouldn’t have to choose

Teacher pensions can be confusing, but this handy guide explains everything from how much you might pay to what you will receive when you retire

The DfE makes admission on teacher pay funding as it announces more than £1 billion to cover schools’ increased national insurance contributions

Speaking to 91���� as ASCL’s annual conference begins, general secretary Pepe Di’Iasio issues a warning about Ofsted’s inspection changes and calls on the government to ‘show the money’ for its pledge to recruit 6,500 teachers

Pay should then increase by more than 6% from 2026-27, according to the National Foundation for Educational Research