ACTION short of strike action by one of the Island’s largest teaching unions will proceed next week, the vice-chair of the States Employment Board has confirmed.
Constable Andy Jehan added that the latest offer of a one-off payment in return for.
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DISCUSSIONS are continuing with teaching unions to find a solution to the ongoing pay dispute, the States Employment Board has said, as NEU members plan to walk out for three days next month.Andy Jehan, vice-chair of the SEB, spoke about the progress.
FURTHER talks between the NASUWT and government officials were expected to take place today as part of an ongoing pay dispute, after the teaching union paused its industrial action scheduled for this week.News that the NASUWT would postpone its actio.
HEAVY rain brought renewed flooding to parts of the Island yesterday, as well as a new record for November rainfall at one site with still half the month to go.The northern parishes were hit particularly hard, with 32.6 millimetres of rain recorded a.