NEGOTIATIONS to end the long-running dispute over teachers’ pay are on the verge of collapse, two teaching unions have said.
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Pay-grade error civil servant given compromise agreement
A COMPROMISE agreement has been given to one of the civil servants responsible for incorrectly increasing the pay of 126 social workers and health professionals in 2017 – an error which it is estimated will cost the taxpayer £750,000.
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Pay rise was ‘dreadful mistake’
A ‘DREADFUL mistake’ had to be corrected and a proper regrading process should be completed by March, the vice-chairman of the States Employment Board has said after it emerged a pay rise awarded to a group of medical professionals was to be rescinded.
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Strike warnings after funding vote is defeated
MORE strike action could be taken after States Members voted to reject using States reserves to fund improved public sector pay offers.
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Sturgeon: Temporary easing of Covid-19 rules at Christmas will ease isolation
The First Minister spoke after the joint approach was agreed across the UK, to allow some easting of restrictions between December 23 and 27.
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SNP ‘could not have been clearer’ in response to MP’s rule breach
Nicola Sturgeon has denied Margaret Ferrier’s claims she was ‘hung out to dry’ by the party after posting a statement online.
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Did you take drugs? – Jersey’s ministers respond to drug survey
WE asked ministers and assistant ministers whether they had ever taken illegal drugs. We received a variety of answers.
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Strikes ‘likely to disrupt’ sailings
ISLANDERS travelling to and from the UK and Guernsey on Monday should not see any disruption as a result of Customs strike action – but those making European journeys may be affected.
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Camilla’s praise for fierce young boxers as she tours gym
The duchess carried out engagements in Brixton, south London.
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Union disappointed following Constable’s salary comments
A UNION has reacted with disappointment after an Assistant Chief Minister said States Members deserved more money, despite telling public-sector workers there was no more cash to pay them.
