SNA contract issues
Incremental progression
by Seán Carabini
 
If you have SNA contract issues you'd like to see covered in the bulletin, please contact info@forsa.ie. Please include 'SNA contract issues for the news bulletin' in the subject heading.
If you have SNA contract issues you'd like to see covered in the bulletin, please contact info@forsa.ie. Please include 'SNA contract issues for the news bulletin' in the subject heading.

We've received some questions about new entrants and what incremental point they should be on under the new arrangements.

Specifically, these measures cover SNAs hired on or before 31st December 2010 only (in other words, staff to whom the pay cuts for new entrants were applied).

This is covered by Circular 21 of 2019, and comes into effect for all increment dates falling after 1st March 2019.

The important information can be found at paragraphs 8-10, where it states:

  • (8) For those currently on incremental points 1 or 2 of a salary scale, each will receive the normal increment due on their next normal increment date.
  • (9) For those currently on incremental points 3, 4 or 5 of a salary scale, each will receive two increments (1 normal, and 1 additional increment) due on their next normal increment date.
  • (10) For those currently on incremental point 6 or above of a salary scale, each will receive three increments (1 normal, and 2 additional increments) due on their next normal increment date.

Archived issues

 

Since April 2018 we've been publishing a special segment focussing on contract issues facing SNAs. Devised and written by assistant general secretary Seán Carabini, it has proved to be one of the most popular items in the Education news bulletin. 

 

We've archived all of these items for ease of access, and will publish an updated archive in each future edition of the bulletin.

 

If you have SNA contract issues you'd like to see covered in the bulletin, please contact us here and include 'SNA contract issues for the news bulletin' in the subject heading.

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