Credible settlement only way to ‘absolutely’ avoid exam disruption, says union

The transcript discusses the ongoing strike action by teachers across Scotland, highlighting their resolve and dissatisfaction with the lack of a new offer from the Scottish Government and Kosla. Despite repeated claims of no additional funds, teachers are determined to continue their strike to secure a better settlement. The transcript compares the situation of teachers with other public sector workers and emphasizes the need for a resolution to avoid further disruption to education and exam preparations. The union plans to renew its mandate for strike action if necessary.

What is the main reason for the teachers' strike action across Scotland?

• To protest against school closures

• To demand better working conditions

• To demand more holidays

• To settle a pay claim in their favor

How has the Scottish Government responded to the demands of public sector workers?

• By offering a 10% pay increase

• By agreeing to all demands

• By stating there is no more money available

• By reducing working hours

What has been the union's response to the government's stance on the pay claim?

• They have reduced their demands

• They have accepted the government's offer

• They have proposed alternative solutions

• They have decided to end the strike

What is the union's plan if the pay dispute is not resolved by the next round of strike action?

• To negotiate a lower pay increase

• To continue with the strike action

• To call off the strike

• To seek legal action against the government

What is the potential impact of the ongoing strike on education?

• Increased funding for schools

• No impact on education

• Disruption to children's learning and exam preparation

• Improved exam results