55% of its voting members objected to the pay rise
A teaching union is calling for negotiations on pay to be reopened after school leaders rejected a new pay deal from government.
Members of the National Association of Head Teachers took a secret ballot yesterday, with 55% of those taking part voting against the offer of a 2% pay rise.
Rob Kelsall, National Secretary of the NAHT, says it's been seen as a 'slap in the face':
Bus drivers support industrial action
Manx Radio understands it's over disputes about pay and contracts
Douglas Council leader defends plan to sell 'slum' social homes to fund new builds
Devon Watson says directing 100% of the sale proceeds into new housing is a bold step to cut waiting lists
Amber coastal overtopping alert issued
Strong southeast gales are expected to drive waves over promenades later tonight
Cooil's Dairy to end retail operations including deliveries
All its milk will now be supplied to the Isle of Man Creamery
