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11:00am - 12:00pm, 3 July 2025
(Europe/London)
(Europe/London)
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Event Details
APSCo Public Policy
Thursday 3rd July
11:00am-12:00pm
Online Meeting for Education Sector Members
Meeting Agenda
Consultation on the School Support Staff and whether a Negotiating Body structure should extend to temps in the future.
Online Meeting for Education Sector members
The Department for Education is seeking views on the set up of the School Support Staff Negotiating Body (SSSNB).
This consultation seeks to gather evidence and views on:
(i) How to define 'school support staff' - to confirm which staff are within the SSSNB's remit;
(ii)Current pay and conditions arrangement and
(iii) Whether to include agency workers in the scope of the SSSNB in future legislation.
We urge education members to submit responses themselves as it is an online survey and volume of responses matter. Please also circulate to your agency workers and your schools and encourage them all to respond.
We will also be submitting our own response, and this meeting is to collect our members’ views. If you do register please do read the consultation document before the meeting.
Please find the consultation here . The closing date is 18th July 2025.
Speakers
Tania Bowers
APSCo, Global Public Policy Director
Tania is the Global Public Policy Director. She is a solicitor who has worked exclusively in the professional staffing sector since 1999, joining APSCo in 2016.
As Head of Global Public Policy Tania represents our members’ interests in meetings and communications with Government departments, ministers, MPs and other interested stakeholders. She is responsible for APSCo’s public affairs activity on a global basis representing APSCo members’ views to governments and contributing to the debate on the future of the global professional labour market.
