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'We’re really worried about how we’re going to heat and light our homes this winter, how we’re going to cope with food costs and basic essentials.” astiunion

Teachers are considering strike action because they are worried about how they will afford “food and basic essentials” in the coming months, a trade union leader has said.

The Teachers' Union of Ireland is expected to agree it will do likewise at a meeting of its Executive Council today.Unions triggered a review of their pay in March when inflation hit 6.7%. Last month the figure was estimated to be 9.6% and ASTI President Miriam Duggan said many of her members would struggle without a pay rise:

Talks are due to resume in late August at the Workplace Relations Commission and Ms Duggan said she remained hopeful that an agreement could be reached that would avert strike action:

 

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astiunion Bench mark teacher pay against the EU average. Bench mark teacher holidays against the EU average.

astiunion Get ready. The easily manipulated will be out in their droves attacking teachers. edchatie

astiunion Good for them. All workers and their unions should be getting ready for a winter of discontent.

astiunion christ these chancers are at it again.

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