The action will affect 1,800 schools with many having to close
Cooks, cleaners, drivers, classroom assistants and other staff from unions Unison, Unite the Union, Nipsa and GMB will take strike action on Thursday November 16. .
“They shouldn’t be left wondering how they’re going to pay their bills. The Education Authority needs to sort this as a matter of urgency. “Nipsa members are joining colleagues from Unite, GMB and Unison who are also engaging in action short of strike action and strike action,” he said. “The current action has demonstrated just how much EA school-based and HQ staff do that is outside their job description and has been taken for granted for years. This goodwill has ended and won’t be returning.”
“Next week’s planned strike action by Unison, Unite the Union, Nipsa and GMB will undoubtedly cause significant disruption to services right across the education sector and have a major impact on parents and pupils, including our most vulnerable children and young people,” he said.
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