NASUWT thinks gov't must ask itself 'far-reaching questions'
There needs to be 'more political will' to better support teachers on the Isle of Man financially.
That's according to a teaching union whose members recently voted heavily in favour of industrial action over pay and conditions.
The ballot was over a two per cent pay offer from DESC.
NASUWT National Executive Member, Damien McNulty, was asked if any union action could exacerbate disruption seen in schools in recent weeks:
Southern Amenity Site changes disposal policy for residents to six bags a month
The board says the rule isn't 'unreasonable'
Island's economy 'not in the same context' it was 18 months ago
Chief minister says things have improved
Inmate 'likely died hours before being found'
Craig Anderson was found in his cell in November 2022
Roadshow turnout shows public has 'lots of concern'
Criticism over absence of Treasury and format of event
CCTV across schools being actively looked at
Education Minister speaks to Social Affairs Policy Committee
Bishop's vote and assisted dying on Keys agenda
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