Sentences with phrase «supply teacher agencies which»
The government is already planning to set up a pool of supply teacher agencies which follow standard levels of practice, include the use of finder's fees, which will be available from September.
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The move follows extensive research and work by the Union with its supply teacher members which found that they are routinely being exploited by unscrupulous supply agencies and denied the pay, training and support to which they are entitled.
«The NASUWT has been consistently campaigning for action to tackle the agencies which are exploiting supply teachers by denying them the pay and working conditions to which they are entitled.
Conference denounces the use by some companies and agencies of zero - hour contracts, which impact detrimentally on the lives of supply teachers and their families.
«The NUT and its Supply Teachers Network will continue to campaign for alternatives to agencies, including the publicly - operated and non-profit making «supply teacher register» model used in Northern Ireland which saves schools money yet still provides teachers with better pay and pension rights.&Supply Teachers Network will continue to campaign for alternatives to agencies, including the publicly - operated and non-profit making «supply teacher register» model used in Northern Ireland which saves schools money yet still provides teachers with better pay and pension rightsTeachers Network will continue to campaign for alternatives to agencies, including the publicly - operated and non-profit making «supply teacher register» model used in Northern Ireland which saves schools money yet still provides teachers with better pay and pension rights.&supply teacher register» model used in Northern Ireland which saves schools money yet still provides teachers with better pay and pension rightsteachers with better pay and pension rights.»
«Supply teacher agencies charge schools millions of pounds in fees which go up every year.
An agency which has done more than any other to decimate teacher supply and to threaten educational standards in England.