SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Teachers' Pay - stop the sellout

Socialist Action No. 129, 31 January 1986 · p. 11 of the scan · 301 words

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conditions for all teachers.

Teachers (NAS/UWT).

The executive of the largest teachers union, the National of Teachers, rejected the deal and refused to participate in the ACAS talks.

The deal has to be formally ratified inside the See, the DOUV pay. The aid that they ballot their the deal weeks tal that the pay maintains That is the way that be vote Find join against the the deal cent for all year y it will be of about 54,000 teachers Lne Is settlebe less offered Only tiny handful OI "y large excess the laiority not sellout simply because it does not restore THE CIVIL and Public THE AGREEMENT signed at the Advisory Conciliation and Arbitration Service by the employers and some of the teacher organisations on Friday, 24 January represents a major setback on both pay and The responsibility for this sellout lies with the leadership of the National Association of Schoolmasters/Union of Women The Willg Will scab or callisallons like the Professional Teachers the headteacher who have NOT action this La major on vice. further powerful clear tual duties respon tempt utte The the as (Ine Conditions of Service negotiating body). HIS of measures will tie teachers foot.

Ilas being taken out of the hands of teachers given over to arbitration One of the features of the proposed settlement HOWCYCLIS that dependent impartial panel shall by ACAS'. The agreement goes on 'this panel shall control the programme and procedure of negotiations'.

The independent panel will consist of 3 people and ICEl asle oul its deliberations 'shall be private' to those who participate. Since the NUT has refused to accept : this canitulation. the NAS/UWI is deliberately colluding in establishing procedure which forfeits all negotiating rights deliberately excluding the NUT from any negotiations.

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