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Another Year of Crisis in Recruitment and Retention Revealed by Primary School Survey
21/10/2024
The INTO, in partnership with the IPPN and the CPSMA, has released the results of an extensive survey, which underscores the deepening teacher supply crisis in primary and special schools in Ireland.
INTO secures 500 extra AP posts and nearly €40 million in funding but overcrowded classes persist
02/10/2024
Following today’s briefing from the Department of Education, the INTO has analysed the education commitments in Budget 2025. Below is a general overview based on the information made available to the...
Overview of key Budget 2025 changes to personal taxation
01/10/2024
The INTO acknowledges that a number of measures announced in Budget 2025 will benefit workers and households across the country. Here's what INTO members stand to gain from today's announcement.
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Information Note TC/IN 0012/2024
Date: 08/10/2024 / Format: PDF / Size: 151.43KB
Amendment to the Paternity Leave Scheme for Registered Teachers employed in Recognised Primary and Post Primary Schools. -
Information Note TC/IN 0010/2024
Date: 08/10/2024 / Format: PDF / Size: 151.42KB
Amendment to the Maternity Leave Scheme for Registered Teachers employed in Recognised Primary and Post Primary Schools.
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