Secondary teachers reject motion to refuse Leaving Cert project work after pay warning 

A motion calling for teachers to refuse to administer Leaving Cert project work has been rejected after the union’s general secretary noted that members would lose a forthcoming pay rise if they endorsed it.

The Association of Secondary Teachers, Ireland (ASTI) voted to reject the motion by 131 votes to 114. 

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