186 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he recognises the inequality of budget 2012 for newly qualified teachers, some of whom might be earning €11,000 less than if they were qualified two years earlier, and who are expected to perform yard duties unpaid alongside colleagues who will be paid and may not receive additional pay for teaching in a gaelscoil or in a Gaeltacht area; the reason a tiered system based on date of entry was not put in place or a phasing out of allowances rather than an immediate cut to those newly qualified teachers who paid full fees for their degrees and who face difficulties finding teaching work; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12650/12]

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186 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he recognises the inequality of budget 2012 for newly qualified teachers, some of whom might be earning €11,000 less than if they were qualified two years earlier, and who are expected to perform yard duties unpaid alongside colleagues who will be paid and may not receive additional pay for teaching in a gaelscoil or in a Gaeltacht area; the reason a tiered system based on date of entry was not put in place or a phasing out of allowances rather than an immediate cut to those newly qualified teachers who paid full fees for their degrees and who face difficulties finding teaching work; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [12650/12]

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