Part-time teachers’ pay and conditions
Part-time teachers are paid on a pro rata basis according to the proportion of the normal school week for which they are employed.
Part-time teachers are paid on a pro rata basis according to the proportion of the normal school week for which they are employed.
Employers bear a legal duty to safeguard their employees' health, safety, and welfare, encompassing both physical and mental well-being.
The suicide of a colleague is a tragic event that, thankfully, most union representatives and local officers will never have to face.
Black teachers rights to pay and promotion, to help tackle discrimination in the workplace.
Guidance aimed at new teachers and those returning to teaching service after a break.
Schools and colleges need to be effectively led by leaders and managers who are well supported and developed to meet and succeed in an immensely challenging education environment.
NEU wants to end the domination of commercial supply agencies by promoting and securing more direct hiring by employers for schools seeking supply staff.
Advice for supply members and for NEU branch and district officers supporting such members.
Salary scales for teachers, support staff and leaders in schools and colleges in England and Wales.
Are you a part-time teacher in Northern Ireland? You should ensure you are not working beyond your allocated pro rata days. It's important that you are not being overworked and working any unpaid days.
A toolkit with resources and information on understanding trauma’s impact, supporting affected students, and creating inclusive, safe environments in education settings.
Considerations around the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in education settings.