E/TE9/1/2

Correspondence with National Association of Schoolmasters/Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) relating to pay, conditions of service etc. of individuals or the general membership, including a large number of issues of momentary or more long term concern, including:

1969 - 1984

From: 1969 To: 1984

- notice of resolutions passed at local branch meetings; - requests for Local Education Authority clarification on certain policies and issues; - raising of school leaving age and questions of serious indiscipline [1971]; - possibility of a Joint Union Negotiating Council [1972]; - withdrawal from voluntary activities [1978]; - list of School Library Service Staff and school and college librarians [1980]; - local industrial action by staff at Halyard High School, Luton due to dispute between headteacher and NAS/UWT staff [1982-1983]; - disquiet of headteacher of Crawley Green Infant School, Luton at the invitation to parents to withdraw children from other Luton schools to attend the newly opened Wigmore Primary School [1982]; - industrial action over education cuts [1982]; - invocation of disputes procedure over travelling expenses and holidays for teachers [1982-83]; - industrial action and withdrawal of good will in support of pay claim [1984]; - perception of opposition of headteachers to NAS/UWT members [1984].

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Union of Women Teachers

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