EIS-FELA President addresses college lecturers on strike

The transcript discusses a teachers' dispute, highlighting the absence of a government party that had previously committed to national bargaining and further education. It critiques the government's lack of action despite its promises. The speaker references a speech by the First Minister on trade unions and the Fair Work convention, expressing disappointment in the gap between political words and actions.

What is the significance of the party mentioned in the text regarding government and education?

What are the key issues raised regarding further education in the text?

How does the speaker feel about the First Minister's commitment to trade unions?

What disappointment does the speaker express towards Nicola?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between words and actions in politics?