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Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary at the National Education Union, said: «This study finds sexism is an issue affecting every school and college.
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Trump was briefed by Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Joseph Dunford at a meeting of members of his national security team, the statement said.
In a joint statement, the T&G and Amicus general secretaries said they were «disappointed» at the GMB's decision, which they regarded as a «missed opportunity».
Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of Unite, said Hoon and Hewitt's «divisive and damaging suggestion» was the «last thing the party or the country need at this moment».
After retaining his seat at the 2010 general election, [14] he was joint secretary of the 1922 Committee between 2010 - 2012.
Also at the Pentagon, Defence Secretary Jim Mattis and General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, are hosting a private observance for victims» relatives on Monday morning.
«On Friday we'll be hearing from Len McCluskey, the newly elected general secretary of Unite - a union like ours that represents workers in both the public and private sectors, a union that knows the importance of campaigning hard, and a union with which we will be signing a joint agreement to embed our new working relationship at every level.
In a joint letter to The Times, the general secretaries of the NUT, NASUWT, ATL and of UNISON, warned the Education Secretary that he «ignores at his peril» the views of more than 800,000 teachers and support staff.
USDAW undertakes joint campaigning with Progress (Campaign for a Labour Majority) and USDAW general secretary John Hannnett speaks at Progress events.
Speaking at the vigil, Tony Woodley, joint general secretary of Unite will say: «Five men have spent over a decade in jail for defending their country against terrorism and everyday their families must serve cruel sentences of separation too.
Unite's joint general secretary Tony Woodley was even more effusive, welcoming his decision to come out against many of New Labour's policies «at long last».
In an outspoken interview with The Observer on the eve of the Trades Union Congress, Derek Simpson, joint general secretary of Unite, the union with the biggest group of Labour MPs at Westminster, accused Miliband, in a stream of swearwords, of being «smug» and «arrogant».
Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said: «In the aftermath of the appalling fire at Grenfell Tower, attention has rightly focused on others who could be at risk, including children and school staff.
Kevin Courtney, the union's joint general secretary, accused the government of pursuing «a reckless and evidence - free policy of academisation of schools» at the NUT section's conference in Brighton on March 31.
Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said the government «has its priorities badly wrong» and it would be «better and fairer» if access to drama, music and dance was «properly funded» at all schools.
Dr Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the NEU, said: «SATs, whether at Year 2 or Year 6, are damaging to primary education.
Kevin Courtney, the joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said that in the context of the «ongoing crisis in teacher recruitment and retention», the government would be «well - advised to consult with teacher training institutions, and take a hard look at whether the tests are assessing skills of a kind which it is absolutely essential for teachers to attain».
Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union, has commented on the Education Policy Institute's (EPI) report Entries to Art Subjects at Key Stage 4.
Commenting on the essay by Julian Astle, education director at the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, Dr Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the National Education Union, said: «Julian Astle's essay is another sign that our accountability system has lost the confidence of those who once supported it.
Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, suggested «more careful growth at the start» and for schools to be given the right to leave a trust if they felt it was not performing — a similar proposal to the «parental trigger» proposed by the New Schools Network when it was headed by Nick Timothy, now joint chief of staff at No 10.
President of the St Martin Tourism Authority, Ida Zin - Ka - Ieu, and the CTO secretary general, Hugh Riley, made the announcement at a joint news conference.
The speakers were Anthony Cioni, Partner at Torys LLP; Jay Todesco, Associate General Counsel at Nexen Inc.; James Cummings, Director of Legal and Corporate Secretary at Progress Energy Canada; and James Armstrong, Senior Manager Commercial — Land & Joint Venture at Nexen / CNOOC.