ENGLAND – Teachers will have to accept below inflation pay rises this year as the public sector must ‘exercise restraint’, the Education Secretary said yesterday. A rise of 3 per cent this autumn will be followed by a 2 per cent hike next year for most teachers.

But starting salaries will jump to…

Education secretary says that teachers must show ‘restraint’ amid rising inflation.

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