Largest Teachers Union Threatens Strike Action

The transcript discusses the financial struggles faced by teachers due to changes in their pensions, leading to potential strikes. The government claims the pension deal is balanced, offering good pensions while controlling taxpayer costs. Teachers' unions, like the NUT, are considering further strikes, which could disrupt education and burden parents with additional childcare needs. While some parents understand the need for action, they express concerns about the impact on children's education.

What is the government's stance on the pension deal for teachers?

What are the implications of the strikes for parents and children's education?