Staff at 35 Birmingham schools will vote on potential strike action next week, a union has confirmed.
GMB said the move was in relation to delays in resolving equal pay issues which have dogged local council finances.
The full list of schools involved are:
- Colmore Junior School
- Minworth Junior and Infant school
- Colmore Infant and Nursery School
- Chad Vale Primary School
- Bordesley Green East Nursery School
- Hodge Hill Girls School
- Newtown Nursery School
- Nelson Mandela School
- Jakeman Nursery School
- Arden Primary School
- St Benedicts Infants
- Yardley Primary School
- Marsh Hill Nursery
- Forestdale Primary School
- Kings Heath Primary School
- Lozells Junior and Infant School
- James Watt Primary
- Clifton Primary School
- Worlds End Junior School
- Cherry Orchard Primary School
- Bordesley Green Primary School
- Benson Community School
- Wheelers Lane Primary
- Stanville Primary School
- Beeches Junior School
- St James C of E Primary School Handsworth
- Redhill Primary School
- Elms Farm Primary School
- Harborne Primary School
- Gunter Primary School
- George Dixon Primary School
- Boldmere Infants and Nursery School
- Yorkmead Junior and Infants School
- Chilcote Primary School
- Yardley Wood Community Primary School
Alice Reynolds, GMB Organiser, said: “Workers in these schools didn’t create this crisis, Birmingham City Council bosses did.
“But it’s our members facing an uncertain future and a council leaving them in the dark on settling claims for equal pay.
“Now they’ll have their say on strike action to finally force Birmingham City Council to take seriously their demand to end this crisis.”
