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Taoiseach pledges schools will reopen after midterm

ASTI members vote for industrial action unless concerns over Covid-19 in schools are addressed

Breda O’Brien: What if children are a key source of Covid spread?

Troubling studies from other countries suggest we might be behind the science

Government to consider sanctions for striking teachers

Home-help staff may stage separate strike a day before election to push for pay restoration

Defence Forces pay boost will not be extended across public service

Teachers seeking reversal of cuts made to their allowances on foot of deal with military

Measures to address two-tier pay system to come into effect from Friday

Recent entrants to public service will see pay catch up with longer-serving colleagues

Unions take cautious approach on knock-on pay rises

Public service groups study implications of Labour Court recommendation in nurses’ dispute

Nurses set to strike over pay as talks fail to break deadlock

Teacher unions unhappy with Government proposals that address lower pay rates for staff recruited after 2011

School secretaries ‘treated like second-class employees’ – trade union

Fórsa launches Save Our Secretaries campaign to end two-tier system in schools

Will the teaching unions align against the Government?

Two-tier pay the sticking point as ASTI joins dissenters, but strikes are unlikely for now

Teachers who reject pay deal ‘will not receive salary increases’

Paschal Donohoe issues warning to public service groups who do not back new accord

Unions told resources for pay rises to be very limited in 2018

Government to seek increased productivity and work-practice changes in new pay deal

Meeting all demands of teaching unions will be very costly

Strict deadlines could hamper prospect of securing new overall pay agreement

Breda O’Brien: Government is holding back education

Instead of trying to solve ASTI row, bullying tactics are being used on teachers

‘We’re available for work – let us teach our students’

Teachers at Pobalscoil Neasáin in Baldoyle disappointed classes did not go ahead

Mountmellick Community School stays open with contingency plan

School principal Larry Curtin says there is 50/50 staff split between TUI, ASTI members

Teachers, gardaí to co-operate with reforms to end two-tier pay

Deals between unions and Government departments will cost close to €25m

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