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The Courier · 22 Jun 2020

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The CourierMedia coverage · 22 Jun 2020
Whilst procedurally what Fife Council has done is proper, in a moral sense it is completely improper.

Weeks before schools reopened after lockdown, many Fife and Tayside probationers had no contract; Fife told some by email they met the criteria for a post but could not be offered one. EIS Fife called it morally improper.

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Whilst procedurally what Fife Council has done is proper, in a moral sense it is completely improper.
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Newly qualified teachers still without jobs as schools strive to deliver blended learning
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