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Time to stop homophobic bullying(04/07/08) Unions call for LGBT equality education in schoolsFinal pay offer for further education workers(23/06/08) Association of Colleges (AoC) makes an improved pay offer of 3.2%, or £550 - whichever is higher - from 1 October 2008.Members speak up for public services(09/06/08) MPs hear call for pay justiceNews list > |
CampaignsUNISON is the largest trade union for staff in schools and local authority education departments. CampaignsThe Great City Academy Fraud(05/04/2007) Review by Christine Lewis, National Officer UNISON of the Great City Academy Fraud by Francis Beckett April 2007 PB 978-0-8264-9513, £16.99Francis Beckett does not pull his punches in his latest book on city academies. Advice on Trust Schools(16/03/2007) Below is negotiating advice on Trust schools. Trust schools are the latest additive to the spectrum of schools in England. The briefing note sets out the characteristics of Trust schools, UNISON’s concerns and a negotiating checklist. Further copies of the advice sheet can be ordered from Communications quoting stock number 2554. Advice Notes on Trust Schools
Many Hands Make Lunch Work(30/09/06) UNISON is campaigning to support staff working to transform school mealsSchool discrimination plan attacked(1/11/06) More than 6,000 schools around the country could be able to deny jobs to support staff because of their beliefs, after a vote in the House of Lords this week.Food for thought(23/09/06) UNISON's five-point response to the government's latest school meals announcementSchool meals: new standards, new plan(15/09/06) Many school kitchens are no doubt in a dizzy spin planning changes to comply with the interim food-based standards in force this SeptemberUseful Education Links(02/02/2006) The following are links to useful campaigning organisationson education policy issues.The School Food Trust(01/09/2006) The School Food Trust was set up in 2005 with £15 million of funding from the Department for Education and Skills to promote the education and health of children and young people by improving the quality of food supplied and consumed in schools.Academies Called to Account(15/05/2006)The report provides information and comment on the government's academy programme it looks at background, funding,sponsors, governance and control and trade union involvement as well as how to challenge this government initiative.Academies Called to Account Building Schools for the Future : A Branch Handbook(17/03/2006)This guide goes through the key stages in the BSF process and provides negotiating and technical advice for branches.Building Schools for the Future : A Branch Handbook< Back | More > |
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Documents: schools
UNISON in Schools Newsletter Summer 2008The newsletter from UNISON for members working in schools. To order further copies please e-mail stockorders@unison.co.uk and quote stock order number 2166. UNISON in Schools Newsletter Summer 2008
Skills4schools e-newsletter Winter 2008(14/02/2008) e-NEWSLETTER for support staff in schools (Winter 2008) brought to you by UNISON and the TDASkills4Schools Winter Newsletter 2008
Anti-Academies Alliance reports(14/02/2008) see attached two new reports from the Anti-Academies Alliance (AAA) which UNISON has supported.We pay the piper-they call the tuneCover pages for bookletReport on the MPs Committee of enquiry and trust schoolsReport on the Committee of enquiry into academies and trust schols
UNISON in Schools Newsletter Winter 2008The newsletter from UNISON for members working in schools.UNISON Schools Newsletter Winter 2008
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