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Non-disclosure agreements can help to resolve difficult workplace situations in confidence – but some warn they are being abused to stop staff blowing the whistle

Unions say 6.5% pay increase must be ‘only first step’ to restoring ‘pay lost in real terms against inflation since 2010’

NFER recommends the government should widen the scope of the teacher recruitment and retention strategy to include TAs

The resignation of minister Dehenna Davison owing to chronic migraines should be a wake-up call about how debilitating the condition can be, says Yvonne Williams

DfE commits to a three-year deadline for reducing teachers’ working hours, and confirms it is refreshing its 2019 recruitment and retention strategy

The largest cohort to leave education last year was women aged 30-39 – many of whom are new mothers. Clearly, things need to change – and fast, says Emma Sheppard

Join the ÌÇÐÄVlog News team as we discuss our exclusive report that the government is set to refresh its teacher recruitment strategy in response to school staffing problems

Changes to the government’s teacher recruitment and retention strategy must account for growing demand for flexible working, say experts

This week’s essential education news includes school support staff voting on a strike, teachers taking industrial action over workload, and the DfE planning to reboot teacher recruitment

Union representing teaching assistants, lunchtime supervisors, caretakers and admin staff could launch walkouts over pay from November

England’s secondary school teachers saw their pay fall by 3% in real terms between 2015 to 2022, report finds

Teacher members of the NASUWT will take action short of strike action from 18 September, with union telling ÌÇÐÄVlog that staff at around 10,000 schools are set to be involved