Explainer: What Teachers' Planned Industrial Action Means for Schoolchildren

Thousands of teachers to begin first stage of work-to-rule campaign

Teachers will join more than 100,000 public sector workers who began their work-to-rule last week, initiated after delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal

Teachers to begin work-to-rule tomorrow over pay dispute

Primary and secondary teachers across the country begin a work-to-rule tomorrow morning in a dispute over public sector pay.

McEntee says public sector strikes 'won't benefit anybody' ahead of teachers joining action

School teachers across two key unions are set to commence a work to rule on Monday.

Helen McEntee warns public sector strikes will not ‘benefit anybody’ as 24-hour school shutdown looms on October 14

Explainer: What teachers' planned industrial action means for schoolchildren

With teachers’ planned industrial action starting as soon as Monday, parents have been left confused about what it means for schoolchildren.  More than 100,000 public sector workers have already begun a work-to-rule amid an ongoing dispute with the government over pay, amid the rising cost of living.  This has left parents across the country stressed […]