NASUWT
Part Time Regional Official (Eastern) x 2

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Part Time Regional Official (Eastern) x 2
Location: Regional Centre (Eastern)
Type: Permanent
Salary: £38,767 per annum
Hours: 21
Benefits: 50 Annual Leave Inclusive of Closure Days and Public Holidays, Defined Benefit Pension Scheme, Hybrid Working, BHSF Health Cash Plan, My Car Lease Scheme, Cycle to Work
Closing date: 21-09-2026
Make a real difference in teachers' lives by championing their rights and protecting their careers. As a Regional Official, you will be the voice that stands up for education professionals when they need it most.
About NASUWT
The NASUWT is the leading trade union representing exclusively the interests of teachers and school leaders throughout the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Gibraltar.
What you will be doing
- You will manage a substantial caseload across the Eastern region, providing individual support and representation to teachers and school leaders.
- Working with lay officers and staff colleagues, you will handle the complete range of employee relations issues.
- This demanding role requires you to actively promote the Union's organising strategy while advocating successfully for members facing workplace challenges.
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- Good understanding of employment law
- Strong advocacy and representation skills
What we offer
- Salary £38,767 (0.60 FTE) per annum (£62,613 FTE)
- Role 1 - 21 hours per week, working Monday, Tuesday Thursday
- Role 2 - 21 hours per week, working Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
- 50 days leave inclusive of closure days and public holidays
- Defined Benefit Pension Scheme
- Based in Bury St Edmunds


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The NASUWT is committed to equality and will particularly welcome applications from women and members of minority ethnic communities to this post as they are under-represented at this level within the organisation.
Closing date for receipt of applications:
21 September 2026
Please ensure you read the Guidance for Applicants, Job Description, Person Specification and Conditions of Employment before submitting your application.
Any queries should be directed to PeopleandDevelopment@mail.nasuwt.org.uk
If you are passionate about protecting teachers' rights and want to make a meaningful impact on education, we want to hear from you. Apply today and become the advocate teachers need.
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