The sacking of a teacher who worked at a Liverpool college for 30 years has sparked protests by her former colleagues.
Nina Doran was as a lecturer in Teacher Education and English at the City of Liverpool College until she was suspended on September 20, with the college citing a breach of confidence. She learned that she would be sacked earlier this month.
Ms Doran joined the college in September 1991. Alongside her teaching positions, she was also a representative for the Universities and Colleges Union branch at the city college, and would liaise with the UCU’s national office to organise unionised workers during industrial disputes.
