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317 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of school secretaries employed in south Tipperary paid through the system where school boards use grants for their salary; the hourly rates of pay for these secretaries; the number of those who work for less than the minimum wage; if these secretaries are given proper sick leave, maternity leave and pension entitlements; his views on whether this situation is desirable; and his further views on whether his Department should run such a system while also encouraging private companies to comply with employment law. [24558/08]

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317 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of school secretaries employed in south Tipperary paid through the system where school boards use grants for their salary; the hourly rates of pay for these secretaries; the number of those who work for less than the minimum wage; if these secretaries are given proper sick leave, maternity leave and pension entitlements; his views on whether this situation is desirable; and his further views on whether his Department should run such a system while also encouraging private companies to comply with employment law. [24558/08]

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