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Approving pay recommendations: the role of governors
Learn about the role of governors in approving staff pay in maintained schools and academies, and how you can delegate pay approval to a committee. You'll also find examples of questions you can ask when approving pay.
Contents
- Maintained schools
- Academies
- Delegate pay approval to a committee
- Questions to ask when approving pay
- Appeals
- Setting out governors' responsibilities in a pay policy
- Pay approval procedures from schools
Also in this topic: Staff pay & progression
- Benchmarking staff pay
- Governor access to pay and appraisal information
- Pay appeals panels: procedures
- Pay appeals: which governors can sit on the panel?
- Pay award for teachers in 2018
- Pay committee: membership
- Pay for school business managers
- Pay for support staff updated
- Rewards and incentives for staff
- QuickRead: Teachers' pay
- Teachers' pay award 2018: 'cheat sheet'
- Teachers' pay grant: how to find out your allocation
- Teaching and learning responsibility (TLR) payments
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