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Moving up Payscale

Tommo3434343 · 2017-04-28 10:32:47

Hi all, This is my first year teaching. I qualified last year. I was covering a maternity leave from September to February so I was essentially working full time. Now I'm doing subbing so my hours vary but I generally get at least 3-5 days work a week so still pretty consistent. I'm on Scale Point 1 according to my…

28-04-2017 11:32AM

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Tommo3434343

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Hi all,

This is my first year teaching. I qualified last year. I was covering a maternity leave from September to February so I was essentially working full time. Now I'm doing subbing so my hours vary but I generally get at least 3-5 days work a week so still pretty consistent. I'm on Scale Point 1 according to my payslip. At what point would I be able to move up the scale? Thanks.

I'm Post-Primary by the way.

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#2 28-04-2017 04:50PM

happywithlife

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If you look up the union payscale section it will tell you. Best I know you must have a certain amount of hours worked in one year - 600 and something I think. And you must BE TUI to get an incremental increase. If not its frozen/delayed - can't remember which. I've given up hope at this stage of ever moving up &#55357;&#56849;

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