Primary teachers to join pay claim dispute

National school teachers look set to follow their second level colleagues from the ASTI and lodge a massive pay claim.

National school teachers look set to follow their second level colleagues from the ASTI and lodge a massive pay claim.

Members of the Irish National Teachers Organisation want the top pay scale for teachers to rise from just over £31,000 to £40,000, a claim far in excess of the 30% being sought by the ASTI.

The union said it wants a reward for productivity and an increase that would reflect increased demands and workloads.

Meanwhile, the country's other secondary union, the TUI, is also preparing to put forward a demand which is likely to include a 40% rise in their basic salary.

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