17/06/2013

Teachers To Vote On Haddington Road Agreement

The result of a school teachers vote on the new Haddington Road agreement, the Croke Park II replacement, is expected later today (Monday).

The Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO) previously rejected the Croke Park II proposal, but following significant amendments, the unions members are voting again.

Members have been urged to accept the Haddington Road, but the INTO executive.

(MH)

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