Teachers demand pay rises match inflation
Teachers are asking for higher pay to match rising prices. The ASTI has delayed a plan for a 6% increase. They are waiting for talks about public sector salaries.
The Association of Second-Level Teachers (ASTI) wants a large increase in teacher salaries. They believe the government is still being strict with money. The union is worried about how much teachers earn and the problems in schools. Teachers are discussing stress, inspections, and attacks. The union also wants to solve the problem of teachers leaving their jobs.
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Highlights
Teachers Demand Inflation-Linked Raises
Teachers are planning to ask for pay increases that match rising inflation.
ASTI Wants Big Pay Rise
The ASTI wants a large increase in teacher salaries.
Government's Austerity Concerns
The ASTI says the government’s approach to austerity is a problem.
Conferences Will Discuss Pay
Teacher union meetings will talk about inflation and teacher pay.
Recruitment Crisis Also Addressed
The recruitment and retention crisis in schools is a key topic.