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Dáil
‹ An tOrd Gnó - Order of Business

Teacher pay inequality

Summary

Thomas Byrne asked what progress had been made on resolving teacher pay inequality. The Minister said it was unfinished business and would remain a priority within the public service pay agreement.

The Minister for Education and Skills gave a kind of commitment to deal with the issue of pay inequality for teachers at the meeting of the Joint Committee on Education and Skills last February, when there was a general briefing on the Department's statement of strategy. I would like to know where this commitment stands and what efforts the Government has made to finally resolve this issue in accordance with statements and comments made by the Minister.

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Joe McHugh Minister for Education and Skills Fine Gael

This is a major issue. I am on the public record as stating that it constitutes unfinished business. Within the framework and the parameters of the public service pay agreement, we will continue to make it a priority.

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The question was what the Minister has done about it.

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