Scottish Government

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Last mentioned: Mar 26, 2026

Timeline

  1. Strike Notice Issued

    Following a successful ballot, the EIS issues the formal notice for industrial action to employers.

  2. Strike Ballot Opens

    The union initiates a formal ballot for industrial action among its nationwide membership.

  3. Offer Rejected

    EIS members overwhelmingly reject the pay offer, citing it as 'insulting' relative to inflation.

  4. Initial Pay Offer

    Scottish Government and COSLA present the first formal pay offer for the 2026 cycle.

Stories mentioning Scottish Government 2

Compensation Neutral

Scotland's Largest Teaching Union Issues Formal Notice for Industrial Action

The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) has officially issued a notice for industrial action, escalating a long-standing dispute over pay and classroom conditions. This move threatens widespread disruption across the Scottish education system as the union seeks to address what it terms a 'recruitment and retention crisis.'

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Talent Neutral

Stirling University Faces Strike Threat Amid UK Higher Ed Funding Crisis

Stirling University has become the third UK higher education institution this month to face the threat of industrial action over proposed budget cuts. The dispute highlights a growing fiscal crisis in the sector, forcing HR departments to manage significant workforce reductions and deteriorating labor relations.

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About Scottish Government coverage

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