New teachers face 30% wage cut compared to 2010

Teachers who start working for the first time this week will be paid 30% less than colleagues who secured permanent jobs in 2010.

New teachers face 30% wage cut compared to 2010

Teachers who start working for the first time this week will be paid 30% less than colleagues who secured permanent jobs in 2010.

Newly appointed full-time teachers earned €39,000 in salary and allowances two years ago - but their counterparts starting work this week will only bring in €27,800.

The cuts are as a result of a review by the Department of Education of the €506m euro paid in allowances to teachers last year. Those already teaching have escaped the cuts.

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