hourly pay test
The NEU pay calculator sets out school teacher pay rates for 2021-22 following the Government's decision to freeze teacher pay in England and the pay increase implemented in Wales.
Pay calculator
The NEU pay calculator sets out school teacher pay rates for 2021-22 following the Government's decision to freeze teacher pay in England and the pay increase implemented in Wales.
Winning at work on pay: Jodie’s story
Coventry rep Jodie Mallier describes her successful pay campaign.
Pay implementation
The NEU is campaigning for a national pay increase and to ensure employers are using the national pay scales.
Pay progression
The NEU is campaigning for pay progression for all eligible members.
Pay campaign
The NEU is campaigning for a pay increase of at least 9% for teachers and fair pay for all educators including support staff. Pay is a crucial part of our campaign to Value Education, Value Educators.
Pay toolkit
Use our pay toolkit to secure pay progression, by taking collective action or by pursuing and winning appeals against decisions that individual teachers should not progress.
Advice
What if the employer says no?
Advice and guidance for next steps you can take around pay progression decisions in your workplace.
Guide to collecting pay progression data
Using equality data in tackling pay progression
Pay progression – bargaining for equality
A guide for reps on equality in schools, including a checklist to ensure that all eligible members receive pay progression.
Threshold progression and the upper pay range
The Upper Pay Range is a pay range offering significantly higher pay than the main pay range. This advice helps explain progression to the Upper Pay Range.
Pay progression for teachers
This advice summarises how performance related pay progression works for teachers.
Pay appeals
Advice on identifying the grounds for a pay appeal and on how you might run a successful one.
School pay policies
All schools, including academies, should have a pay policy which sets out how decisions are taken on pay matters including pay assessments, pay progression, discretionary payments, appeals etc.
Pay policy checklist
School teacher checklist for England to be used alongside the National Education Union model policy to help you negotiate a policy acceptable to the NEU.
Pay policy checklist Wales
School teacher checklist for Wales to be used alongside the National Education Union model policy to help you negotiate a policy acceptable to the NEU.
Pay model policy
This model pay policy will help to recruit, retain and motivate teachers, provide the basis for sound financial and personnel planning and minimise the risk of grievance and discrimination.
Pay appeals - checklist
This checklist will help you prepare for meetings about recommendations to deny pay progression and appeals hearings after a decision has been taken to deny pay progression.
Pay appeals - model letters
Model letters for meetings about recommendations and appeals hearings around denial of pay progression.
Pay progression for school leaders
This guide gives advice to leaders on how their pay progression system works.
Winning pay appeals
This guide gives advice on securing pay progression by persuading governors not to accept a recommendation to deny pay progression or by appealing successfully against a decision to deny progression.
Securing pay progression
This is a guide on steering a course through your appraisal and the pay decision process to ensure that you can secure pay progression.
Understanding pay progression
This guide gives advice on how the pay progression system for classroom teachers works.
Winning an acceptable pay policy
This guide explains how to challenge unfair pay policies and secure a fair pay policy in your school.
Press release
Government pay proposals divisive
Government pay proposals for teachers and school leaders in England are “divisive and inadequate”, says joint union statement
Pay survey results 2020
Teacher pay survey shows that 63% of teachers have considered leaving the profession due to pay concerns.
Teachers’ pay being cut due to lack of annual pay rises and performance related pay progression
Teachers’ pay continues to be cut because schools are increasingly failing to give them cost of living increases as well as denying them pay progression, the National Education Union’s annual national pay survey shows.