To want a master list of everyone who is set to strike on 30th?

[EdithWeston]

Because it's way more than just teachers, and I want to get some idea of just how disrupted things could get.

So:

Teachers
UK Border staff

Who else to add?

Apparently some NHS staff, I am a nurse but have not been ballotted and wouldn't strike anyway. Am guessing other groups might such as admin staff.

www.socialistworker.co.uk/art.php?id=26224

Nurses
Nursing Assistants.

I am a Nurse, not striking as in the RCN but lots of our ward staff are striking.

DownbytheRiverside: some of that list is Union based, and I don't know what workers they cover. Rather than put inaccuracies, I've picked out those I do know to add to the list (and hope someone more knowledgeable will add the others.

So list currently is:

Teachers
Head teachers
UK Border Agency staff (immigration officers)
Nurses
Nursing assistants
Chiropodists and Podiatrists
Society of Radiographers
Educational Psychologists
Physiotherapists
(unspecified) senior Civil Servants

Wow Doyou - ward staff striking - I think that's unheard of before isn't it?

Most civil service staff, so passport offices and government dept, job centres and tax offices.

social workers

Council workers

Unison and gmb also cover lots of school support staff such as midday meals supervisors, kitchen staff, tas, office staff and caretakers.

sleeplessintheUK: not unheard of. I can remember several such strikes in the 1970s.

TaTT: any idea which council staff?

List

Teachers
Head teachers
UK Border Agency staff (immigration officers)
Nurses
Nursing assistants
Chiropodists and Podiatrists
Society of Radiographers
Educational Psychologists
Physiotherapists
(unspecified) senior Civil Servants
Passport Office staff
Job Centre staff
tax office staff
Social workers

University lecturers and support staff

Government funded scientists...

If unison us out then its likely to be union members across all county/district functions.

Most council staff I think. Admin staff too.

police support staff....who's going to answer YOUR 999 call?

My sons nursery is closed, it's council run.

Oh and probation staff are (I think)

Court officials I believe

SleeplessinUK I can't remember a time when nurses have gone out on Strike before, not quite sure what the ward is going to do TBH. From what I read at work they can cover with bank staff but not agency.

In my LA we're all out, but management are asking for agreed exemptions for frontline social workers to run duty lines, homelessness services and other essential services. Exemptions are still under discussion so unclear whether everyone will be out, if no exemptions are granted senior managers (who in my experience all seem to blackleg) will be in covering essential services with staff who aren't union members/are choosing to scab.

Binmen in our area apparently.

Hospital support services so: Porters, admin staff, reception staff, cleaners, kitchen staff, sterile services staff, laundry room staff, security, mortuary staff, estates services etc.

Only if they are in one of the balloted unions and have agreed to strike though.

camdancer our binmen are 'always' striking. Sometimes it feels like they just jump on the back of other people's strikes for a laugh!

All la staff inc children's services, adult services, planning, building control, environmental health, legal services, highways, cleansing........

I had no idea how many services would be down to be honest

In the hospital I work in we suspect biggest impact will be on portering, domestic staff and one or two of the specfic professions - physio and radiology. So the senior managers will be porters for the day I'm not a union member so will go in to work as usual. I'm glad about that tbh. I don't think I could abandon my patients in this context.