Teachers' union to take industrial action unless Covid-19 concerns addressed

ASTI President Ann Piggott said: “We must be supported in sustaining education for our children and young people.” File pic; Larry Cummins

ASTI President Ann Piggott said: “We must be supported in sustaining education for our children and young people.” File pic; Larry Cummins

The country’s largest second-level union has voted to take industrial action unless the Government immediately addresses its key concerns around Covid-19 in schools.

Members of the Association of Secondary Teachers Ireland (ASTI) have voted in favour of taking industrial action, up to and including strike action, unless its requirements are met.

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