The NUT National Executive has agreed a new ballot to cover pay and workload. The intention is to widen the dispute with the Government beyond pensions though our pensions struggle is far from over.

Along with those striking on May 10 and our sister teachers’ union, the NASUWT, the NUT remains opposed to the Government’s imposition of increased pension contributions and the planned changes to our pension scheme.  

Together with the PCS the NUT has joined the ‘68 is too late’ campaign, details of which can be found here.

In the meantime we remind NUT members of their current rights in relation to workload. Recently, the NUT reproduced the workload guidance booklet. Click on the title page below to find out your rights at work.

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