Council, said terms of reference for the talks had not been finalised. He said NASUWT, the Irish National Teachers' Organisation, Ulster Teachers'
Union and Association of Teachers and Lecturers would continue industrial action to secure pay parity with their colleagues in England and Wales. The dispute arose after employers implemented the second stage of a grading process for senior teachers a year later than in Wales and England, denying teachers a year's back pay.
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