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Teachers’ strike action forces sixth pay offer – but more can be won
By Socialist Party Scotland members of the EIS After a wave of national strike action by EIS members in pursuit…
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Scottish teachers in massive 48-hour strike for 10%
By Socialist Party Scotland members in the EIS The national 48-hour strike held on February 28 and March 1 by…
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After February 1, all out on March 15 – build towards a 24-hour general strike
Socialist Party Scotland Union leaders should launch an appeal for a massive strike fund for those on the front line…
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Scottish teachers’ strike escalates
Text of a Socialist Party Scotland leaflet written by members of the EIS union Tens of thousands of teachers in…
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Teachers strike for 10% and not a penny less
By Socialist Party Scotland members of the EIS Tens of thousands of teachers in Scotland are taking national strike action…
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NHS workers, teachers, civil servants, universities – the strike wave is growing
Fight for inflation-proof pay rises for all workersAll strike together – coordinate the strikes and build for a 24-hour general…
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EIS ballot: Vote yes to strike for 10%
Jim Halfpenny – West Dunbartonshire EIS joint secretary EIS members are balloting for strike action. The demand by the EIS…
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Scottish teachers’ massive rejection of pay insult
Jim Halfpenny, West Dunbartonshire EIS joint secretary (personal capacity) In an indicative ballot, members of the EIS, who make up…
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Scottish teachers deserve a fighting pay strategy
Jim Halfpenny, EIS joint secretary, West Dunbartonshire At the beginning of 2022, on a 53% turnout, 98% of teachers in…
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EIS: Reject the pay insult and prepare to strike
By Jim Halfpenny, West Dunbartonshire EIS joint secretary (personal capacity) After blatant and deliberate procrastination by the local authority employers,…
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