Teacher unions open to reform talks

ALL four teacher unions are now open to discussing possible work reforms, despite three of them rejecting the Croke Park public service pay deal in recent ballots.

The leaders of two unions yesterday reaffirmed their opposition to the agreement, but indicated they would seek greater detail on the proposed reforms from Department of Education officials so they can consult their members on the issue.

The position adopted by the executive of the Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) may be seen as a reversal of its decision not to enter negotiations last week.

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