Why strikes will differ from the pandemic

Update: 2023-01-27

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Hello and welcome back to the Tes news podcast.

First up on this episode, reporter Matilda Martin covers new developments on teacher strike action.

Then, in the second half of the podcast, Grainne Hallahan is back to discuss what can be done about persistent school absence.

Stories from today's episode are available in full at tes.com/magazine:

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Why strikes will differ from the pandemic

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Why strikes will differ from the pandemic