Northern Ireland teachers to start industrial action over workload
Summarised from 4 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 21 Sept, 21:53 · Archive
Northern Ireland's five teaching unions will begin industrial action from 28 September over workload concerns.
Negotiations between Northern Ireland teaching unions and authorities have failed to resolve long-running concerns about excessive workload. All five of the region's teaching unions will now take part in industrial action starting from 28 September, though this will initially fall short of a full strike.
How it is being reported
- Teacher unions to start action short of strike over workload pressuresAll five of Northern Ireland's teaching unions will take part in the action from Monday, 28 September.BBC Northern Ireland · 21 Sept, 20:41
- Industrial action to hit NI schools as unions fail to resolve workload disputeBelfast Telegraph · 21 Sept, 18:04
- Teachers announce industrial action after breakdown in talks regarding their workloadThe industrial action will start before the end of the monthBelfast Live · 21 Sept, 17:42
- Teachers to take industrial action over workload from next weekBelfast Telegraph · 21 Sept, 17:36
- Northern Ireland teachers to start industrial action over excessive workload as negotiations fall shortTeachers in Northern Ireland will start a campaign of industrial action after the failure of negotiations to produce a satisfactory solution to long running concerns over excessive workload.News Letter · 21 Sept, 17:35
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