The NUT Consults Members On Workload Guidelines
The NUT is holding a consultative ballot to determine members' views on new workload guidelines and on their commitment to the reduction of excessive working time and the removal of unnecessary workload. The Electoral Reform Society has been appointed as the Independent Scrutineer.
The ballot commences on 20th November 2006. It concludes at midday on 11th December 2006.
Ballot papers will be dispatched on 20th November 2006.
NUT members who do not receive a ballot paper can call the Telephone Hotline 0207 380 6300 between 24th November 2006 and 5th December 2006, from 09h00 to 17h15. You will need to have your membership number or postcde of your home / school. (Any recent changes of address will need to be provided.)
Best wishes,
Peter Smith
The NUT is holding a consultative ballot to determine members' views on new workload guidelines and on their commitment to the reduction of excessive working time and the removal of unnecessary workload. The Electoral Reform Society has been appointed as the Independent Scrutineer.
The ballot commences on 20th November 2006. It concludes at midday on 11th December 2006.
Ballot papers will be dispatched on 20th November 2006.
NUT members who do not receive a ballot paper can call the Telephone Hotline 0207 380 6300 between 24th November 2006 and 5th December 2006, from 09h00 to 17h15. You will need to have your membership number or postcde of your home / school. (Any recent changes of address will need to be provided.)
Best wishes,
Peter Smith
posted by Peter Smith, NTA Secretary @ 14:28
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