17,000 teachers vote for strike action

Secondary schoolteachers are to take industrial action over the revised public sector pay deal.

17,000 teachers vote for strike action
Fri, 20 Sep, 2013 - 16:04

Secondary schoolteachers are to take industrial action over the revised public sector pay deal.

The Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland (ASTI), which represents 17,000 teachers, has voted to reject the Haddington Road agreement and threatened a strike.

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