TUI's quarterly loss widens as long, hot summer bites TUI said its underlying loss had widened in its first quarter, days after the tour operator slashed its full-year forecasts due to an unusually long ... Business • 12 Feb 19
Joint call for action over higher education funding Unions representing students and teaching staff have joined forces with the representative bodies of universities and institutes of technology to urge the Government to respond ... Education • 27 Sep 18
TUI protests over two-tier pay system Teachers belonging to the Teachers' Union of Ireland held protests today in their campaign against lower pay rates for public servants recruited since 2011. Education • 24 May 18
Teachers' unions back motions for action over pay All three teacher unions have overwhelmingly backed a joint motion that increases the chances of industrial action if issues around pay inequality are not resolved ... Education • 03 Apr 18
Minister heckled over equal pay at ASTI conference Minister for Education Richard Bruton was heckled by delegates calling for equal pay as he delivered his address to the ASTI conference in Cork. Education • 04 Apr 18
TUI Group says summer trading good, takes hit from Niki European travel group TUI said summer trading was very good with bookings for Greece, Turkey and Cyprus all growing strongly. Business • 13 Feb 18
IAG in exclusive takeover talks for Niki - source Aer Lingus owner IAG is in exclusive talks to buy Niki, Air Berlin's insolvent Austrian airline, a source close to the process said today. Business • 28 Dec 17
TUI puts plans in place to avoid Brexit disruption European tourism group TUI is putting contingency plans in place for Britain's exit from the European Union, it said today. Business • 13 Dec 17
Teachers' unions call for accelerated pay restoration Ireland's three main teacher unions have said they believe that pay inequality in the sector is causing what they call the current "crisis" in teacher ... News • 30 Nov 17
Travel group TUI reiterates earnings target Europe's largest tour operator TUI said it still expected to grow underlying full-year earnings by at least 10% after it enjoyed strong summer trading at ... Business • 28 Sep 17
Thomas Cook enters into hotel partnership with LMEY Tour operator Thomas Cook has formed a strategic partnership with LMEY Investments to grow its own-brand hotel portfolio, as it confirmed its full-year outlook. Business • 26 Sep 17
TUI says new pay deal will worsen teacher shortages The Teachers' Union of Ireland says a proposed new pay deal, drawn up between unions and Government earlier this year, will lead to an even ... Education • 06 Sep 17
Equal pay dominates teachers' conferences Demands for equal pay for equal work look set to dominate the annual conferences of Ireland's three teacher unions, which take place in Belfast, Cork ... News • 18 Apr 17
TUI members will not do ASTI colleagues' work The TUI has said it will be issuing guidance to its members on Monday directing that no member undertake any work normally done by ASTI ... Budget 2017 • 21 Oct 16
Schools face closure over supervision withdrawal The Association of Community and Comprehensive Schools has said it is likely that many schools will have to close when ASTI members withdraw from supervision ... News • 20 Oct 16
Supervision posts for ASTI strike to be advertised Second level school management bodies will advertise job vacancies tomorrow in national newspapers for the supervision of students in schools during the ASTI industrial action. News • 18 Oct 16
Deal to restore pay for newly-qualified teachers The INTO and TUI have reached agreement with the Department of Education on pay for newly-qualified teachers recruited since February 2012. News • 19 Sep 16
TUI members to receive €800 pay restoration Second-level teachers belonging to the Teachers Union of Ireland are due to receive the first restoration of supervision and substitution payments worth €800 on 13 ... News • 16 Sep 16
TUI votes to accept Government proposals The Teachers' Union of Ireland has voted to accept proposals from the Department of Education aimed at addressing issues which led the union to reject ... News • 30 May 16
O'Sullivan will not attend teachers' conference Outgoing Minister for Education, Jan O'Sullivan, has told RTÉ news that she will not be attending this year's teachers' conferences. News • 12 Mar 16
TUI calls off strike action to engage in talks The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) has called off strike action that was planned for 24 February which would have closed around 350 second-level schools. News • 12 Feb 16
TUI Group's annual earnings beat guidance TUI Group, the world's largest leisure tourism group, reported a 15.4% rise in annual profit, beating the top-end of its own guidance. Business • 10 Dec 15
TUI commits to campaign of action over LRA The Teachers Union of Ireland has said its committed to a campaign of action to address issues affecting its members after the union's executive met ... News • 16 Oct 15
TUI to recommend acceptance of new Junior Cycle The Teachers' Union of Ireland is to recommend that members accept new Junior Cycle proposals in an upcoming ballot. News • 28 Aug 15
TUI Group's earnings hit by Greece & Tunisia fears Thomson and Falcon Holidays owner TUI has revealed that the terrorist massacre in Tunisia and the Greek debt crisis would have a £20 million impact ... Business • 13 Aug 15
