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Teachers announce strike action in Northern Ireland

Teachers in Northern Ireland are prepared to escalate strike action in their ongoing pay dispute, as the Department of Education and the Secretary of State have shown no urgency to settle the conflict.
The pay gap for teachers in Northern Ireland compared to the rest of the UK has reached significant proportions, leading to concerns about their ability to provide for their families.
The education system in Northern Ireland is in crisis, with a shortage of teachers and the potential for long-lasting damage if immediate investment and proper funding are not provided.

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Department of Education responds to further strike action by teachers in Northern Ireland

“Continued strike action by trade unions serves only to cause disruption to the education of those who least deserve it, our children and young people”

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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Another teacher strike on Wednesday

On Wednesday, another teachers' strike will begin, in which nearly 3,000 educators will take part,” said Andrius Navickas, chairman of the Lithuanian Trade Union of Education Workers (LŠDPS).

1 year ago·Vilnius, Lithuania

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