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Reviewing your approach to performance related pay

18 April 2013

This guide sets out the steps schools must now take to implement the new performance related pay policy before the end of the 2013 summer term.

Government Guidance

School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document and Guidance on Schools Teachers' Pay and Conditions 2013

Do you need support in drafting your policy and consulting with staff and trade unions?

performance related pay support package

Find out out more about Browne Jacobson's fixed price support package for helping schools implement performance related pay packages.

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performance related pay training videos

Performance related pay webinar

In this session Heather Mitchell looks at the background to the proposals, what the main changes are, key questions you need to consider and the timescales you need to work to.

Can we ignore performance related pay?

This short video explores whether ignoring changes to performance related pay is a viable option.

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