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Teachers in the NUT union in London were set to strike on Wednesday of next week as Socialist Worker went to press, along with lecturers in the UCU union.

The national executive committee (NEC) of the NUT teachers’ union met today, Wednesday, and agreed a London strike on 28 March.

The NUT union has called off a planned strike after employers threatened a legal challenge to the ballot.

Sixth form college teachers in the NUT union outside London are set to strike for half a day on Thursday of next week over funding cuts and pay.

The UCU lecturers' union has voted to back more co-ordinated strikes beginning with a strike on 28 March. Lecturers in the TPS pension scheme will strike alongside teachers in the NUT union and civil service workers in the PCS union.

Two unions unanimously voted at their executive committees today, Thursday, to back a coordinated strike on 28 March over pensions.

Sixth form teachers in the NUT union have voted overwhelmingly for strikes in two ballots.

The NUT teachers’ union is pushing for a coordinated, national public sector strike in March over pensions.

The NUT teachers’ union has agreed to push for a coordinated, national public sector strike in March. The union’s national executive committee unanimously backed the plan today, Thursday.

The NUT union will begin strike ballots of its members in sixth form colleges over pay and conditions on 16 January.

The emergency lobby of the TUC tomorrow over pensions at 2pm is now backed by the London region of the UCU, East London NUT and NUT branches in Camden, Lewisham. Hackney, Lambeth, Ealing, Southwark, Merton and Greenwich.

Teachers in sixth form colleges are preparing to be balloted over pay and cuts in government funding. The NUT union should begin the ballot in the new year.