Council accused of "intimidating" teachers with "strike-breaking tactics"

Dec 6, 2022

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Education: Council accused of "intimidating" teachers with "strike-breaking tactics"
Music: Here are the 14 Scottish musicians with the highest net worth
Politics: SNP could come to regret early exit of Ian Blackford
Kirstie Alley: Cheers and Look Who’s Talking star dies from cancer at 71
Sir Keir Starmer: Nicola Sturgeon's de facto referendum plan defies common sense

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Graham Falk.


	Scottish council accused of "intimidating" teachers with "strike-breaking tactics"

	Fife Council has been accused of “intimidating strike-breaking tactics” after warning teachers covering for colleagues in future strike action may result in disciplinary action.

Scottish council accused of "intimidating" teachers with "strike-breaking tactics"

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