Fórsa survey finds under half of schools are providing PPE for special needs assistants

Fórsa survey finds under half of schools are providing PPE for special needs assistants

17 percent of survey participants reported that they had been asked to re-use PPE equipment. File image. 

Fewer than 50% of Irish schools are providing special needs assistants (SNA) with personal protective equipment, according to an online survey conducted by the Fórsa Trade Union.

Only 49% of the 2,100 SNAs who responded to Fórsa’s survey could confirm that their schools had provided medical-grade facemasks.

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