Teachers back nurses in pay dispute

Secondary school teachers voiced their support today for the nurses’ campaign for better pay and working conditions.

Teachers back nurses in pay dispute
Thu, 12 Apr, 2007 - 14:01
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Secondary school teachers voiced their support today for the nurses’ campaign for better pay and working conditions.

Delegates at the Association of Secondary School Teachers in Ireland (ASTI) annual conference in Sligo unanimously passed a motion backing the rights of the 44,000 nurses and midwives to negotiate outside the benchmarking process.

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