Just as this SEJ was being finalised, the Deputy First Minister announced in Parliament that next year’s National 5 exams were to be cancelled, and replaced with a system based […]
The EIS recently wrote to all Scottish education spokespersons, including the Deputy First Minister, to highlight its serious concerns over the mooted “circuit-breaker” lockdown coinciding with the October school break, […]
A number of local authorities across Scotland are failing in their duty of care to their teacher employees with regard to individual risk assessments, the EIS has warned today. The […]
College lecturer members have voted to accept a pay offer from college employers for 2020-2021. The offer, based on a 2% consolidated pay increase for all lecturers, received backing from […]
The first meeting of the EIS Education Committee for the new school session heard testimony from teachers across Scotland, angered by the SQA awards debacle and the experience faced by […]
A survey of union Reps in schools has confirmed that there is still a considerable amount of work to be done to ensure that schools are COVID-secure environments. The EIS […]
Following the significant outbreaks of Covid19 on University campuses in Scotland, the Educational Institute of Scotland University Lecturers’ Association expresses its support for and solidarity with students caught up in […]
EIS members at Forth Valley College have concluded a consultative ballot for industrial action, with 91% of members voting for action short of strike action on a 68% turnout. The […]
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Just as this SEJ was being finalised, the Deputy First Minister announced in Parliament that next year’s National 5 exams were to be cancelled, and replaced with a system based […]
The EIS recently wrote to all Scottish education spokespersons, including the Deputy First Minister, to highlight its serious concerns over the mooted “circuit-breaker” lockdown coinciding with the October school break, […]
A number of local authorities across Scotland are failing in their duty of care to their teacher employees with regard to individual risk assessments, the EIS has warned today. The […]
College lecturer members have voted to accept a pay offer from college employers for 2020-2021. The offer, based on a 2% consolidated pay increase for all lecturers, received backing from […]
The first meeting of the EIS Education Committee for the new school session heard testimony from teachers across Scotland, angered by the SQA awards debacle and the experience faced by […]
A survey of union Reps in schools has confirmed that there is still a considerable amount of work to be done to ensure that schools are COVID-secure environments. The EIS […]
Following the significant outbreaks of Covid19 on University campuses in Scotland, the Educational Institute of Scotland University Lecturers’ Association expresses its support for and solidarity with students caught up in […]
EIS members at Forth Valley College have concluded a consultative ballot for industrial action, with 91% of members voting for action short of strike action on a 68% turnout. The […]