Former MP Jonathan Gullis Claims Teaching Job Bias

Jonathan Gullis, a former Conservative MP, has struggled to find a teaching job three months after losing his seat, citing his political affiliation as a primary barrier. He believes that the education sector treats Tories with 'disdain' and is influenced by a 'woke agenda' that favors certain ideologies over others. Having previously been a teacher, Gullis laments that his experience in Parliament is now seen as a liability rather than an asset. He fears that an increasing number of activists in classrooms may be influencing hiring decisions, making it difficult for him to secure interviews. As a father of two young children, he expresses concern over the challenges of unemployment and the financial pressures it brings. Gullis's experience reflects broader criticisms regarding political biases in the education profession.