Another union representing teachers at the school once attended by First Minister Humza Yousaf will start the first of four planned strike action days.
ANOTHER union representing teachers at the school once attended by First Minister Humza Yousaf will start the first of four planned strike action days.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar also attended the independent school, which parents can pay up to £16,177 a year for. “It is clear that it is only the refusal of members to accept being treated in such a shoddy manner that has brought the employer to the table. “We have made it clear to the employer that we are ready to meet at any time to continue talks and hope that concrete proposals can be brought forward by the school that will safeguard our members’ pensions and enable us to resolve this dispute.”, said: “Members at Hutchesons’ have made the very difficult and brave decision to stand up for their rights in the face of immense pressure and hostility from their employer.
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