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NI teachers' pay offer announced by Education Minister belfastlive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from belfastlive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Northern Ireland teachers on strike today as Department says pay rise "simply unaffordable" belfastlive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from belfastlive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Department of Education responds to further strike action by teachers in Northern Ireland belfastlive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from belfastlive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
strike next month. the united auto workers could do the same in september. you and president biden are strong allies of the unions. could these strikes jeopardize the fragile economic recovery? >> well i'm hoping that the hollywood -- the writer's strike and the actor's strike will find a path. >> they're pretty far apart. >> well, they're far apart. the fact is that these people have to be paid for their creativity. and, again, we like the creativity on the management side as well. they have to come together. in terms of u.p.s., i'm close to u.p.s., for 100 years they've been a union shop. and so i respect that. and i also want to make sure that everybody understands what the -- what is happening. >> are you worried that all of this could hurt the recovery? >> i'm hoping that we don't have a u.p.s. strike. i'm not as familiar with the
ups workers could go on strike next month. the united autoworkers could do the same in september. you and president biden are strong allies of the unions. could these strikes jeopardize the fragile, economic recovery? >> i'm hoping that the writers strike and the actors strike will find a path because -- >> they're pretty far apart. >> they're far apart, but the fact is that these people have to be paid for their creativity and again, we want to -- we like the creativity on the management side, as well. they have to come together. in terms of ups, for 100 years they've been a union shop, and so i respect that, and i also want to make sure everybody understands what is happening. >> are you worried that all of this could hurt the recovery? >> i'm hoping that we don't have a ups strike. i'm not as familiar with the united autoworkers' strike, but
been spent on these so—called wonderful computer systems amaze me because if you walk up and down any hospital in the country you will see somebody pushing a small trolley crammed full of files of paper. there is still lots of paper. yes, wh ? there is still lots of paper. yes, why? because _ there is still lots of paper. yes, why? because it _ there is still lots of paper. yes, why? because it should - there is still lots of paper. yes, why? because it should all - there is still lots of paper. yes, why? because it should all be l there is still lots of paper. is: why? because it should all be on the computer. it'sjust why? because it should all be on the computer. it's just another cost for no good reason. we have already paid for the technology so why is it not being used?— for the technology so why is it not being used? there's a lot of trees. i couldn't agree _ being used? there's a lot of trees. i couldn't agree more _ being used? there's a lot of trees. i couldn't agree more about - being used? there's a lot of trees. i couldn't agree more about the it| i couldn't agree more about the it and we _ i couldn't agree more about the it and we suffer back pain everyday. if and we suffer back pain everyday. if it is at and we suffer back pain everyday. it is at all and we suffer back pain everyday. if it is at all possible, and i don't know how it would work, but to leave the good and clinical side alone and privatise the management side so people are accountable and such that decisions get made and such that money gets saved, then happy days. i just wish that were possible. here
telling things is the home secretary herself said in the house in the last half an hour that she couldn't give the mps a statement of assurance that this bill would be compatible with human rights law and thatis compatible with human rights law and that is quite an incredible admission to make. she says i believe it will be but in effect thatis believe it will be but in effect that is her own lawyers having insisted mps need to be warned this could be subject to all manner of legal challenge in the months to come. there is a real practical issues she also faces this when you look at this from the management side. if you're going to detain people for up to 28 days, potentially up to 45,001 year, where do you put them? that is half the prison population of the uk. critically, as many critics say, where do you then remove them too? removals are running at a low rate, about 3500 enforced removals in any given year. we handle that, the process could slow down if it is not legally watertight. if it comes to a sustained challenge in the courts because of denial of long—standing
Northern Ireland schools to close this morning as teachers go on strike belfastlive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from belfastlive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Northern Ireland teachers 'double jobbing' to make ends meet ahead of one-day walkout belfastlive.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from belfastlive.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.