Scottish ParliamentParliament · 15 May 2024the increasing precarity of teaching as a profession makes it harder to attract and retain high-quality candidates
Pam Duncan-Glancy's Labour debate, 'Stand Up for Teaching' (S6M-13196), raised planned teacher cuts, including up to 450 posts in Glasgow over three years. The motion said growing precarity was hurting teacher recruitment and retention.
GlasgowPeople named: Pam Duncan-Glancy, Jenny Gilruth
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the increasing precarity of teaching as a profession makes it harder to attract and retain high-quality candidates
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- Teaching
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- 24 Sept 2026
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