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Russ
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Originally posted by Jamie Walby
The teachers I know seem to have it pretty sweet, not sure what their beef is really.

I cant go on strike because I dont agree with my business rates going up every year.
don't vote Tory?
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Hang on.a Fucking minute.

Didn't Steve go on strike last time the NHS striked? something along those lines
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At least twice..
http://c20xe.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=621379&page=1
http://c20xe.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=274219&

[Edited on 03-10-2013 by Russ]
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I actually agree that the pension contributions should have gone up a little, they were running the pension scheme out of pocket before...
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
The teachers I know seem to have it pretty sweet, not sure what their beef is really.

I cant go on strike because I dont agree with my business rates going up every year.
don't vote Tory?


I dont.
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Originally posted by Ian
Its only stressful if you let it be. I was in charge of stuff and never lost sleep.

If its not right when they come, they see reality. If they don't like that, that's up to them.

Also if you can't get it right for a week with a month's notice, what hope have you got.

Too many people been covering up too much for too long. Surprised Ofsted don't see through it, the cynic in me says they don't actually want that many failures either because it'll mean change for the sector and that means work.

No wonder Gove has no clue, he probably very rarely hears any truth.


You don't get a months notice anymore, Its a couple of days

Also, OFSTED have redesigned the audits now and its extra harsh as they/Gove want to force schools to go down the academy route.

[Edited on 03-10-2013 by Ben J]
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That's better really, I would think they'll get a truer picture.

Although no notice at all would be better again. Harsh but you'd see what really goes on.

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