Members of a teaching union across Swansea have voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action over what they describe as "adverse employer practices, threats to job security and the failure of the city's council to comply with existing collective agreements".
Swansea Council has said it is "extremely disappointed" by the action being taken by NASUWT – The Teachers’ Union affecting a number of secondary schools, claiming it will "only serve to deny children of educational opportunities".
In the ballot, 92% of members voted to support strike action and 96% voted to support action short of strike, based on a turnout of 59%. Get Swansea stories straight to your inbox with our newsletter.
