Dundee EIS

sandwiches also available.

EIS General Secretary Andrea Bradley - suspect the success of the recent campaign to reduce contact time will feature highly but you need to be there to hear for yourself! So please come along. There is parking to the rear of the hotel. Sign in on arrival. Tea or coffee and

Reminder - All members working in the city are welcome to attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Dundee EIS which will be held in the Montrose Room at the Queens Hotel, Dundee DD1 4DU on Thursday 19 March from 1600 to 1830. We are veryt fortunate to have as our guest speaker

Dundee EIS executive have taken the decision to desist from using X as a platform as from 26.1.26. Please see the Dundee EIS Facebook account for loc and national EIS updates.

return your ballot paper asap. If you haven't received a vote or have lost your vote, email ballot@eis.org.uk as a matter of urgency. If you have any questions, you should also contact ballot@eis.org.uk as soon as possible Have a good term, Dundee EIS

Colleagues, Happy New Year and welcome back. Hope everyone had a good break. Final call - Please ensure you have returned your SNCT Workload dispute statutory ballot. All returns to reach HQ by 14 January. If you haven't voted and have a vote, please vote yes/yes and

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Couple of points: Please remember and vote YES, YES when replacement postal ballot paper comes in tomorrow or Thursday. Prompt return also appreciated. Really important big turnout and that we keep pressure up on the SG and COSLA. By supporting each other we improve all our

please email ballot@eis.org.uk.

same closing date, 14th January 2026. Our ballot remains the best and most effective way of pressuring the Scottish Government and COSLA into improving our workload - which is essential, and in the long-term benefit of both teachers and pupils. If you have any queries, then

Important New Ballot Paper to Come: Bin the Old One! Unfortunately it has come to light that there is a small typo error in the ballot papers that were sent out earlier this week. Whilst the error does not change the meaning of the ballot question, it creates a risk for us that

The EIS has long campaigned to reduce teachers' workload. Part of this campaign is our aim to reduce class contant time and ensure that teachers are given more time for preparation and correction. The postal ballot on workload opens tomorrow so you can have your say✊

include your EIS Membership No., Name and Home Address and the school where you will be based for this period. Otherwise, you cannot be included. Please do not hesitate to contact ballot@eis.org.uk if you have any queries.

permanency, improve working conditions and teacher health and wellbeing, and improve learning outcomes for young people. If you are a supply teacher who will be working in a school between now and 14th January 2026, please email ballot@eis.org.uk to opt-in to the ballot, please

Statutory Postal Ballot for Industrial Action Reproduced from HQ Yesterday the statutory postal ballot for industrial action in our SNCT Workload dispute opened. This means that the independent scrutineers, who by law must carry out our ballot, post the ballot papers