Press and JournalMedia coverage · 30 Aug 2023We cannot have a gig economy in teaching
GTCS figures show a 43% rise since 2017 in probationers requested for secondary schools, with numbers trebling in Aberdeen and Moray. The EIS and Tories say this crowds out permanent posts, and the Scottish Government says recruitment has been discussed with Cosla.
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MorayPeople named: Liam Kerr, Alexander Burnett, David Mackay
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We cannot have a gig economy in teaching
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