In a controversial move, the U.K. Government’s proposal to compel teachers to work on strike days has sparked criticism, with opponents branding it undemocratic and potentially detrimental to staff retention. Navigating the Controversial Waters The government’s announcement of plans to impose minimum service levels (MSLs), restricting teachers’ ability to strike without ensuring essential staff levels, has ignited a debate on the delicate balance between labor rights and educational continuity. Democracy and Teachers’ Rights Critics argue that mandating teachers to work on strike days infringes on their democratic right to collective bargaining. The move raises concerns about the government’s approach to … Continue reading Forcing Teachers To Work On Strike Days Condemned As ‘Undemocratic’