Talks between unions and education department stall
Industrial action may be the only way teachers make themselves heard in their ongoing pay dispute with education bosses.
That's according to a senior member of one of the unions involved in the negotiations.
Unions suspended industrial action short of a strike in March due to the coronavirus outbreak.
After fresh talks stalled this week, Rob Kelsall from the NAHT says further action is a possibility:
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