asked the Minister for Education the number of primary teachers in County Donegal who have been offered redundancy terms; the number of schools involved; and the number of schools where more than one teacher has been offered the terms.
203.
Written Answers. - Teachers Voluntary Redundancy Package.
199.
asked the Minister for Education the number of primary teachers who have been offered redundancy terms in County Kerry; and the number of schools involved.
204.
asked the Minister for Education the number of teachers who have applied for voluntary redundancy; and the number of successful applications in respect of primary and post-primary teachers for Cork city and county.
208.
asked the Minister for Education the number of teachers who applied for voluntary redundancy; and the number of successful applicants in respect of primary and post-primary teachers for Counties Carlow and Kilkenny.
209.
asked the Minister for Education the number of teachers, who applied for the voluntary redundancy scheme; and the successful applicants in respect of primary and post-primary teachers for North Tipperary.
211.
asked the Minister for Education the number of primary teachers in County Laois who have been offered redundancy terms; and the schools in which such teachers are currently employed.
212.
asked the Minister for Education the number of primary teachers in County Offaly who have been offered redundancy terms by her Department; and if she will outline the schools involved.
217.
asked the Minister for Education the number of teachers who applied for the voluntary redundancy scheme; and the number of successful applicants in respect of primary and post-primary teachers for Counties Cavan and Monaghan.
221.
asked the Minister for Education the total number of primary teachers in County Sligo who were offered voluntary redundancy; the total number of schools involved; the number of schools in which one teacher has been made the offer; the number in which two teachers have been made the offer; and the number in which three teachers have been made the offer.
222.
asked the Minister for Education the total number of primary teachers in County Leitrim who were offered voluntary redundancy; the total number of schools involved; the number of schools in which one teacher has been made the offer; the number in which two teachers have been made the offer; and the number in which three teachers have been made the offer.
227.
asked the Minister for Education the number of primary teachers in County Mayo who have been offered redundancy terms; and the number of schools involved.
236.
asked the Minister for Education the total number of national school teachers offered redundancies; the breakdown of the total by county, where the teachers are now employed; the breakdown by years of service for each year from the longest serving to the shortest serving; the number of those offered redundancy who were actually teaching as of 1 June last; the number who were on leave of absence or secondment; the total annual salaries of all of those offered redundancies; the total, if the redundancy payments of all of those offered redundancy, accepted it; and the maximum and minimum redundancy offered to any one teacher.
I propose to take Questions Nos. 199, 203, 204, 208, 209, 211, 212, 217, 221, 222, 227 and 236 together.
In regard to national teachers, the information sought by the Deputies is being compiled and will be forwarded to them as soon as possible.
The number of post-primary teachers who applied for voluntary redundancy from schools in the counties named by the Deputies is set out hereunder:—
|
County |
Number of Applicants |
|
Cavan |
23 |
|
Monaghan |
39 |
|
Carlow |
25 |
|
Kilkenny |
49 |
|
Cork |
137 |
|
Cork City |
51 |
|
North Tipperary |
37 |
Definitive offers of redundancy have not yet been made to teachers in post-primary schools.