The former first minister briefly joined workers outside Royal Mile Primary School, Edinburgh, on Thursday.
Scotland’s former first minister has stood in solidarity with school staff on strike amid a row over pay.
“I just hope she still has some influence in Government to get Humza around the table to help settle this dispute.” “At least when Nicola was first minister she got around the table with Unison to negotiate a settlement. Where is Humza?”Strikes went ahead after Unison rejected a proposed pay increase from Cosla, which the union deemed inadequate.Unison Scottish secretary Lilian Macer described the pay offer as “too little, too late and too vague”, and she challenged First Minister Humza Yousaf to come outside and speak to workers at the rally.
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