AI-generated summary
Antalet anmälningar om hot och våld mot lärare i Stockholm har nått rekordnivåer under oktober. Fackförbundet har lämnat in en 6:6a-anmälan för att tvinga fram åtgärder från arbetsgivaren.
Under oktober anmäldes ett rekordhögt antal fall av hot och våld mot lärare i Stockholm. Sveriges lärare ingrep då genom att skicka en så kallad 6:6a-anmälan till Stockholms stad med krav om att utbildningsförvaltningen måste hantera situationen.
Enligt Simon Sandström har våldet krypit sig allt längre ner i åldrarna och situationen är så allvarliga att skyddsombuden kan behöva gå in och stätta skyddstopp på flera grundskolor i kommunen.
Enligt arbetsmiljölagen hade förvaltningen två veckor på sig att skriftligt lämna in ett svar med vilka åtgärder som ska göras. Vilket de gjorde under måndagen.
Vad handlar det om för typ av hot och våld? Och hur agerar Stockholms stad efter larmet? Se mer i videon.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Utvärdering av utbildningsförvaltningens åtgärdsplan.
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