Teacher strikes are organized work stoppages initiated by educators to protest against various issues related to their employment conditions, such as pay, benefits, working conditions, class sizes, and educational policies. These strikes are often aimed at advocating for better funding for schools, improved resources for students, and favorable labor agreements. They can occur at local, state, or national levels and typically involve collective bargaining agreements between teachers’ unions and school administrations or government bodies. Teacher strikes highlight the challenges and demands faced by educators and aim to draw public attention to the importance of investing in education and the well-being of both teachers and students.
Glasgow's teachers are set to strike on February 20 against proposed education budget cuts. The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) reports a 95% member vote in favor of the strike,…