Bleeding
Education Dry
OECD Report Advocates Increased Fees, More Inequality
Free
Education!
Reviews of A Primer of Libertarian Education
Why are they still
running our schools?
It's taken decades for the mask of evil to finally be fully exposed.
The report by the inquiry into child sexual abuse by pervert priests
in the Ferns diocese has at last exposed the suffering endured by
huge numbers for people.
Education workers
Dunboyne
Sacking - Union Failed To Act
This dismissal raises many questions for
teachers about the role of religion in Irish primary education. Even
further it raises serious issues for INTO members about the failure
of the union to defend its members from bullying and intimidation by
the unaccountable 'owners' of the schools in which we work
ASTI:
teachers show the way but we need solidarity, not 'special
cases'!
The secondary teachers took more than a few politicians by surprise.
Regarded as the most conservative of the three teachers' unions, they
were not expected to be leading a movement to break the PPF wage
limits. Yet, that is exactly what they have done.
Malcontents
and 'cliques' ?? [May 2002]
The ASTI dispute as seen through the eyes of ICTU
Trinity
College SIPTU [1995]
Spy Cameras and pensions that give you no money were on the agenda
when the SIPTU members in Trinity College met for their annual
general meeting in March.
We all want early
retirement [1995]
On Tuesday May 23rd, approximately 15,000 teachers marched through
Dublin as part of their campaign for early retirement.
April 17th 2001 - Tackling the
'democratic deficit'
An article by WSM member Gregor Kerr originally written for 'Teachers United Bulletin'
which is being distributed at the Teachers trade union conferences
this week