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Restructuring: consulting staff
Must schools consult staff before restructuring? This article looks at consulting staff on restructures, both when redundancies are involved and when they aren't. It relays advice from GOV.UK, Acas, and ASCL, and links to further articles on reorganising staffing structures.
- Advice for a new deputy headteacher
- Checklist for new headteachers
- Communicating with staff about restructures: advice
- Handover checklist for school business managers
- New headteachers: questions to ask your SLT Updated
- Reorganising your staffing structure
- Restructuring support staff: developing a proposal
- Salary safeguarding
- Staffing structure changes: FAQs
- Succession planning in schools
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