Ofsted workers strike for fair pay

By Cathy Wallace
Children & Young People Now
16 May 2008

One thousand Ofsted workers walked out today in a strike over pay.

The members of trade unions Unison and PCS were protesting against a new pay structure and a pay deal they claimed to be below the rate of inflation.

Unions said a wave of industrial action would follow the strike, including members working to contracted hours only and refusing to do overtime.

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Rallies will also be held in Manchester and London.

Unison general secretary, Dave Prentis, said: "This strike sends a clear message to Ofsted that we are prepared to take action in our fight for fair pay."



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