Neu in a sentence

The National Education Union (NEU) consultative ballot on the government's pay offer has been rejected by an overwhelming 98 per cent of NEU teacher members in England on a turnout of 66 per cent.

And NEU union members at the BSix sixth form college in the same borough held signs demanding, “Ceasefire now,” outside.

But Nick Raine, NEU regional spokesman, said: "Teachers have been very patient with the Secretary of State for Education.

But the NEU disputes this, saying schools will have to make cuts to fund that, and says teachers need a bigger pay increase.

Dr Martin Dixon, president of the Cornwall NEU, urged people not to fall for the "lies" that wage increases increased inflation.

Hundreds of people represented by public sector unions like the NEU, the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), Unite and Unison, gathered in Nottingham's Old Market Square for a rally.

It comes after many schools in England were forced to partially or fully close during strikes staged by the NEU in February and March as a result of a dispute over pay.

It comes after NEU members voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action – a decision boosted by more than fifty thousand new members recently joining the union.

It comes as teacher members of the National Education Union (NEU) in England are set to stage fresh strikes on July 5 and 7 in a dispute over pay.

Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the NEU, said: “No teacher or support staff member wants to be taking strike action but if there is no significant and meaningful negotiation occurring it will be the only option left.

Members of the National Union of Teachers (NEU) gathered outside Bury North MP James Daly’s office in the town centre on Monday amid strikes taking place across the country.

National Education Union (NEU) members across the country are taking action over pay and funding.

NEU Dorset President Mark Chutter said ahead of the strike: "I think that this strike is key, the Government haven't budged.

NEU general secretary Kevin Courtney called on the government to act.

NEU joint general secretary said on Friday she was confident of reaching the threshold to take action.

Pickets were mounted by National Education Union (NEU) members on the steps of the Senedd and outside schools across Wales during the third day of walkouts on Thursday.

Reason for closure: Industrial action by NEU; The following classes will be closed: Year 3 and Year 5. Other classes remain open.

Speaking to the media at the conference on Monday, Kevin Courtney, joint general secretary of the NEU, said: “If I was the Government, I would be very worried about our capacity to carry on the campaign.

Strikes are scheduled to go ahead on April 27 and May 2 with further dates to take place in early July, the NEU said, however it does not involve the other unions.

Striking NEU, UCU, PCS and Aslef union members were joined by RMT, Unison, CWU union activists as well as students, climate activists, midwives and other trade unionists.