Sorry, I know there is another thread about the teacher's strike but it's long and I haven't read it all. I'm just curious and wondered if anyone could enlighten me!
I absolutely support the teacher's right to strike if they see fit, but was surprised to hear that only two of the teachers at our school will be participating in the industrial action on 30th (assuming it goes ahead). It's a fairly big school, about 20 teachers altogether, so I was surprised that there weren't a few more going out. Does this mean that the rest are all in the nasuwt, or are there lots of teachers out there who don't belong to any union? Presumably those in the unions that have voted for industrial action are essentially under a moral obligation to support it, aren't they?
Have to say, on a personal level, I'm relieved that dd won't be affected on this occasion, but surprised that the impact of the strikes isn't greater with two unions having voted to strike. But maybe that's just our school?
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Not many planning to strike?
magicmummy1 · 22/06/2011 23:47
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