Lecturers to vote on industrial action over 'unacceptable' one per cent pay offer

SCOTTISH college and university lecturers are being balloted for industrial action in response to a below-inflation pay offer. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) rejected a 1 per cent offer from higher education employers. Larry Flanagan, EIS ge

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