NASUWT vows to continue fight for members
Three of the four teaching unions have accepted a pay offer relating to the 2018/19 award.
The NASUWT hasn't and represents approximately 70% of the workforce.
Local branch secretary Geraldine O'Neill says their dispute is also over increasing workloads, the cost of living on the Island and the long-term erosion of salaries:-
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Strategy team's first annual report and Phase 2 Action Plan published
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Minister admits infrastructure is not in place to digitise process within this administration
Just over half the vehicles examined were defective
Notices were issued for faulty lights, worn tyres, and a missing wheel nut
Milan Vets extends farm services following feedback from clients
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