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Budget 2026 must address causes of recruitment and retention crisis – TUI

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The TUI’s Global Development Fund was established with the distinct purpose of assisting educational, developmental and trade union projects in underdeveloped countries as approved by the Executive Committee. At Annual Congress 1999, a motion was passed whereby €0.95 of each full member’s subscription is allocated to the fund. A range of varied projects in Palestine, Nepal, Philippines, Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Mali, Cambodia, Cameroon, Lesotho and South Africa benefited under last year’s provision. Applications for donations from the TUI’s Global Development Fund are considered once a year at the November or December meeting of the Finance Sub-Committee and notification regarding successful applications will be posted shortly afterwards. If you wish to apply for funding for a project you are involved in or support, please provide details of the project to Patricia Keating, Administrative Officer at pkeating@tui.ie.   Due to the large number of applications received, a member may submit only one application.   Applications must be submitted by 5.00 p.m. on Friday 31st October 2025.  

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The ASTI, INTO and TUI are jointly calling on the Government to immediately enter negotiations with Fórsa to resolve the issues that have led to ongoing industrial action by school secretaries and caretakers. 

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Click here to download the latest TUI News, which issues to workplaces in the coming days. 

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The Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) has congratulated students receiving their Leaving Certificate results today, drawing attention to the wide range of further and higher education options now open to them.

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TUI is seeking to fill vacancies on the following NCCA development groups and language task groups: 

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The Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) is warning that the continuing teacher recruitment and retention crisis will see students miss out on subject options in the coming academic year.

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Circular letters outlining the application of a 1.35% increase to the Post Primary Teacher’s scale and a 1% increase to grades other than Teachers and SNAs employed by ETBs from 1st August 2025 have issued. A general 1% increase is due to all grades under the Public Sector Pay Agreement 2024-2026, while in the case of Post-Primary teachers, there is also an additional 0.35% increase that takes account of the remaining balance of the Sectoral Bargaining Fund, effective from 1st February 2022, as provided for in the Building Momentum Pay Agreement 2020-2024. 0051/2025 Revision of Salaries for Post Primary Teachers under the Public Service Agreement 2024 - 2026 effective from 01 August 2025 Click here  0052/2025 Revision of Salaries and Allowances of Certain Grades other than Teachers and SNAs employed by ETBs under The Public Service Agreement 2024 - 2026 effective from 01 August 2025 Click here  002/2025 Revision of Pay for the Higher Education Sector with effect from 1st August 2025 Click here for circular letter Click here for scales 

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The Dublin Pride Parade takes place this Saturday, 28th June. The TUI will be participating and we will be joining  our colleagues from the other teacher unions.

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The Executive Committee of the Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) has decided to ballot those employed as Senior Lecturer 3 grade  - also known as Heads of School/Faculty - in Munster Technological University (MTU) over the decision of management in the institution to unilaterally reassign the grade to new roles without agreement with TUI.

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