The ASTI Is Meeting In Dublin Today To Consider New Government Proposals Aimed At Addressing The Dispute Over Two-Tier Salaries In The Public Service
The ASTI will debate whether to ballot members on the Public Service Stability Agreement - recommending to either accept or reject
One of the country's main teachers unions are meeting in Dublin today to consider new government proposals aimed at addressing the dispute over two-tier salaries in the public service.
The central executive council of the secondary schools union, the ASTI, will debate whether to ballot members on the Public Service Stability Agreement - recommending to either accept or reject.
It can also choose not to make any recommendation.
The proposal, due to come in in March, would see newer-entrants into the public service jumping two points on the salary scale.
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