Union joins campaign to abolish 'unfair' student service charges

The TEEU has described the student service charges on apprentices as "unfair and unaffordable".

Fri, 10 Jan, 2014 - 07:34

The TEEU has described the student service charges on apprentices as "unfair and unaffordable".

The Technical Engineering and Electrical Union is teaming up with the Union of Students in Ireland to launch a national campaign to abolish the charges.

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