Teacher unions have approved measures to address growing concerns over workload pressures, taking steps that fall short of an outright strike. The decision reflects mounting frustration among educators about increasing demands and time constraints in their roles. While the unions have not called for a full strike, the actions signal a significant escalation in their push for systemic change. The move comes as discussions intensify over how to balance professional expectations with sustainable working conditions.
Teacher unions vote in favour of action short of strike over workload pressures BBC
