With over 100,00 deaths due to Covid in the UK, the emotional toll will be far-reaching and long lasting, both for the bereaved and UNISON members working through the pandemic
With over 100,00 deaths due to Covid in the UK, the emotional toll will be far-reaching and long lasting, both for the bereaved and UNISON members working through the pandemic
Estimates put 39% of teachers and school leaders and 51% of teaching assistants and other staff are working on-site in open settings in the current lockdown
Tim Roberts looks at the shocking results of new TUC survey on the job retention scheme in his latest blog post
The governments continued mishandling of the pandemic drives many people to join UNISON. We cannot and will not let them down
Schools advice This includes a model letter to send to your school, nursery or early years setting to assert your right not to attend an unsafe […]
This advice applies to all primary schools, special schools, SEND and early years settings in England. In UNISON’s view, it is unsafe for you to attend the workplace at present if your school is fully opened to all pupils. Visit the national website on the link below for the full information; January Schools Advice
Because of this, UNISON calls on the DfE not to rush ahead with the programme in January, but to work with schools on a sensible timetable. It […]
The statement reads: “UNISON believes this is hugely ambitious and that announcing this on the last day […]
Mass testing in schools UNISON initial statement Following the Government’s announcement of mass testing in schools in the New Year, UNISON’s National Schools Committee secured a meeting with the Department for Education (DfE) and NHS Test and Trace, to take place on Tuesday 22 December. With the additional Government announcement on 17th December that secondary […]
‘The surge in cases in our schools is extremely concerning … Enough is enough’
Switch two weeks before Christmas would make all the difference
UNISON is celebrating Stars in our Schools on Friday 27 November 2020 and we need your help.
UNISON survey reveals huge rise in numbers doing higher-grade work as teachers fall ill or fail to get tests
Joint unions for school staff write to education secretary
Eight education unions representing thousands of school employees across Wales jointly wrote to Welsh government urging it to include the whole school workforce as a priority group for tests