Protest in Dublin against Ukraine war: ‘We need to do so much more’
Ireland should expel Russians from their Dublin ‘bunker’, Ukraine’s ambassador says
Certainty urgently required on reopening, says third-level union
Not possible to sustain emergency mode approach for full academic year, says Ifut
Leading Muslim figure claims he was fired over comments made on RTÉ
Dr Ali Selim seeking to have part-time lecturing role at Trinity reinstated
Galway lecturer promoted by university after agreement
University accepts Dr Elizabeth Tilley exceeded qualifications for senior lecturership
Public service pay: ‘Disgraceful treatment of new teachers . . . must be addressed’
Some backed teachers’ pay deal as step in right direction, others found it grossly unfair
Nurses and doctors vote for new public service pay deal
Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired
Tributes paid to former UCD registrar Caroline Hussey on her death
University administrator had ‘a lifelong commitment to the interests and needs of higher education’
University teachers warn patience of staff is at an end
Conference told of major cuts to university teacher staffing as student numbers surge
Trinity College Dublin seeking to sell naming rights for €1m
Education establishments accused of selling themselves by federation
University teachers warn of strike action at colleges
Union says some staff earning €5,000 a year and many on insecure contracts
Lecturers’ union cries foul over Trinity’s overseas recruitment plan
Forty assistant professors to be employed under five-year ‘tenure-track’ contracts
Lower paid civil servants and university teachers back pay deal
Members of Unite union reject Lansdowne Road accord as terms are ‘insufficient’
University teachers’ union likely to urge rejection of pay deal
Ifut unhappy at shelving of planned €1,000 pay hike set for 2017 in Lansdowne Road deal
Precarious work: the sectors at risk
Short-term contracts and casual work increasingly common in workplace
NUIG agrees to gender taskforce recommendations
University welcomes report as Siptu branch questions credibility of group’s findings
College lecturers say they are spending more time teaching ‘basic skills’
Almost 73% of academics surveyed indicate increasing student diversity
College lecturers: More time being spent on basic skills
Language difficulties and inadequate writing skills are cited as core academics problems
Do Irish teachers work long hours by international standards?
Working hours of secondary teachers are 4th longest in Europe but shorter than US, Australia
Union calls on UCC to withdraw student letters claiming strike will affect exams
Researchers at Tyndall National Institute to continue strike action over pay dispute
Unions back female NUIG lecturers in court actions over promotions
NUI Galway lecturers lodge challenges over lack of promotions on two occasions
Call for implementation of gender pay gap recommendation
University Teachers group seeks ‘clear and detailed public statement’ from Minister on NUIG gender issue
EU-US trade deal to undermine education as ‘public good’
Upheaval in third-level sector escalates on Monday with industrial action at Cork IT
Rush to e-learning may fuel online plagiarism, warn lecturers
Union’s members express concerns over impact of technology on higher education
Education policy seeks to diminish status and morale of researchers
Ireland’s research policy runs counter to EU proposals
Academics reluctant to take gender equality cases, union official says
Representative says university staff feel too isolated to take gender discrimination cases
Taskforce on gender equality initiated by NUI Galway
Dr Micheline Sheehy Skeffington says ‘concrete action’ required
Gender imbalances in the classroom – and all the way up
Boys underperform in school but women get fewer professorships in academia. How do we tackle the factors that skew how children and adults fare through their studies?
Student loans and graduate taxes will lead to an exodus
Opinion: Ireland’s status as one of Europe’s best-educated societies is under threat from financial starvation
Department of Education does not respect academics, conference told
Higher Education Authority has ‘gone native’, says Irish Federation of University Teachers
US-EU trade agreement will make higher education ‘more commercial’
University lecturers hear warning over ‘predatory’ for-profit colleges
Universities becoming ‘profit-making institutions’
Teachers’ unions open campaign to defend third level bodies in their research
Tough times for third-level lecturers
The image of the leisurely academic in an ivory tower is one that hard-pressed lecturers, suffering intense third-level education cutbacks, simply don’t recognise
Teachers to withdraw from meeting parents outside school hours
ASTI industrial action to start on October 2nd
Lecturers seek legal advice over Haddington Road pay cuts
Union claims proposed legislation may be unconstitutional
Government may restore some pension cuts for retired public servants
Minister indicates priority to be given to those on low pensions
LRC chief ‘does not understand’ decision of teachers’ unions
Kieran Mulvey says ASTI and TUI failure to ballot on Haddington Road pay deal ’strange’ in industrial relations context
ASTI and TUI seek further talks on improving Haddington Road deal
Government warns teachers will face cuts under legislation if new proposals rejected
Teachers invited to talks on pay deal
Executives of teaching unions to consider invitation after rejection of Croke Park deal
Croke Park could be ratified by tiny margin
Impact and the Public Service Executive Union expected to back deal comfortably but Government concerned about INTO and Siptu votes
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