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History of the NASUWT (Paperback)
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"Give us justice or we fight " was the 1919 clarion call of the
Union's founding leaders which echoed down the years. Whether it
was outrageous denial of recognition, or low pay with negotiations
conducted in secrecy, or voluntary 'duties' taken for granted, or
controversial hikes in pension contributions (1956 and 1972 are
being repeated today) or being expected to teach disruptive pupils
in impossible circumstances, the NASUWT believed in the unique
feature distinguishing a genuine trade union from other types of
organisation - the willingness of employees to challenge by direct
action gross injustice perpetrated by employers and government.
However, the NASUWT preferred compromise and consensus. National
incomes policies and social contracts were supported, subject to
fairness and even application to all. Third party intervention in
salary negotiations proved more productive than the 'jungle of free
collective bargaining'. The History of the NASUWT ends on an
optimistic and positive note welcoming the Social Partnership with
the Labour Government in the early 2000s. The wanton destruction of
that productive relationship between government and all but one of
the school teacher unions after the general election of 2010 by the
Coalition Parties is in the words of the author "reckless and
deplorable."
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