PQ 145
145. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of both primary and post-primary teachers who have exceeded the number of sick days as per the latest guidelines and as a result are no longer being paid by his Department when they are absent; if he can provide a breakdown of the figures per county; if the revised sick leave guidelines for teachers have resulted in less absenteeism in recent years; the number of teachers who have been referred to Medmark in the past three years; and the number of those teachers who have left the profession as a result of these referrals. [11892/14]
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145. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of both primary and post-primary teachers who have exceeded the number of sick days as per the latest guidelines and as a result are no longer being paid by his Department when they are absent; if he can provide a breakdown of the figures per county; if the revised sick leave guidelines for teachers have resulted in less absenteeism in recent years; the number of teachers who have been referred to Medmark in the past three years; and the number of those teachers who have left the profession as a result of these referrals. [11892/14]
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Sick Pay Scheme Reform
Sick Pay Scheme Reform
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2014-03-11/145/
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