Activist Sean O’Neill said “he will not lose his job” despite having his role threatened as one of 11 developing young workforce employees.
Defiant teachers have demanded the city put “wains before money” while protesting “unthinkable cuts”.
The demonstration was held at Govan Cross to challenge Richard Bell who is the local councillor and treasurer of the local authority.Sean said: “I definitely will not be losing my job, that is a fact, because this campaign is going to win. “Losing 450 teachers in three years is unthinkable. This campaign has also shown how important the MCR pathways are to our care experienced youth are to this city.Susan Quinn who has been a teacher for 35 years said: “There are big cuts coming that are going to affect young people in Glasgow.
“Information on the February budget savings of £108million have been in public domain since then and have been reported across several platforms and channels.
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