StorageSite | UCL Institute of Education |
Level | File |
Reference Number | UWT/D/39/30 |
Title | Salary Troubles - press cuttings |
Date | 1919 - 1949 |
Description | Press cuttings and typed extracts regarding: Reports of dispute between Lowestoft Education Authority and their teaching staff over salary scales which resulted in a strike by school teachers in the area. The strike was called because of the dismissal of teachers in the area for refusing to agree to a 5% salary cut Reports of similar disputes between Local Education Authorities and teachers in Swansea and South Shields Burnham salary scales Notice and reports of disputes between teachers and education authorities through Britain over salary scales 'The Facts about Women Teachers' Salaries', 'The Woman Teacher', 18/09/1931 Reports of dissatisfaction in many local authority areas from school teachers unhappy with the Burnham salary scales Scottish Deadlock in dispute between Local Education Authorities and teachers over the National Joint Council proposals (the Scottish equivalent of the Burnham salary scales) Article from 'Time', 10/03/1947 about teacher striking in Buffalo Arguments for and against equal pay Article in 'The New Schoolmaster', September 1944, on 'Long Term Salary Policy'
Correspondence between Ethel Froud (NUWT), and NUWT members regarding concerns expressed by NUWT members about possible strikes in South Shields and gaining the financial support of the NUWt in the event of a strike
Correspondence between Ethel Froud and a member of the Croydon branch of the NUWT regarding a dispute teachers in the area are having with the local education authority over salaries. She informs Ethel Froud that 7 members of the Croydon branch have left to rejoin the National Union of Teachers
Typed extracts of 'Scale of Salaries for Teachers in Elementary Schools', in relation to Croydon Council dispute with teachers over salaries
Reports and papers from NUWT meetings regarding Head Teachers Salaries |
Extent | 2 folders |
AccessStatus | Open |
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