IMPACT Special Needs Assistants vote for industrial action
Special Needs Assistants represented by IMPACT trade union have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action. The union members balloted today for industrial action with 95% voting in favour. The issues leading to the decision include the reduction of working hours and a fragmentation of SNA posts. The type of industrial action has yet to be decided but the union says it has not ruled out strike action. Speaking to RedFM News IMPACT Assistant General Secretary Dessie Robinson, explains the reasons behind the ballot. Click the PLAY button above to hear.
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