Threat of financial penalities for teachers refusing to work extra hours

Secondary school teachers who are refusing to work an extra 33 non teaching hours a year are being warned they are facing financial penalties.

Threat of financial penalities for teachers refusing to work extra hours

Secondary school teachers who are refusing to work an extra 33 non teaching hours a year are being warned they are facing financial penalties.

The Department of Education has written to the ASTI saying that unless they co-operate with the terms of the Lansdowne Road Agreement, including working additional hours, a freeze on pay increments would be brought in from July 1.

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