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Moving from full time to part time advice please

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  • 08-11-2020 9:53pm
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    aine kilbride
    Registered Users Posts: 56 ✭✭


    I'm ETB 22 hours CID.
    I'm thinking of going part time instead of 22 hours pw. What is the process? Can i choose the nunber of hours i would like to do? Who should i contact first? Is it straightforward or a pain?
    Has anyone done this and what was the process like? Thanks


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    mtoutlemonde
    Registered Users Posts: 2,134 ✭✭✭mtoutlemonde


    aine kilbride wrote: »
    I'm ETB 22 hours CID.
    I'm thinking of going part time instead of 22 hours pw. What is the process? Can i choose the nunber of hours i would like to do? Who should i contact first? Is it straightforward or a pain?
    Has anyone done this and what was the process like? Thanks

    You would be applying for job share which is 11 hours. This has to be done before February 1st I believe. As you are an ETB teacher, contact HR. I think it is subject to a replacement being found before September 1st in the year you wish to jobshare.


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    deiseindublin
    Registered Users Posts: 2,263 ✭✭✭deiseindublin


    I know of teachers that negotiated a shorter working week, maybe 18 hours with a Fri or Mon off etc. I'd start with management and discuss the possibility there first. I suspect a lot of it will be down to your subjects and how easy/hard it would be to timetable without you for X classes a week.


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    mtoutlemonde
    Registered Users Posts: 2,134 ✭✭✭mtoutlemonde


    deiseindublin wrote: »
    I know of teachers that negotiated a shorter working week, maybe 18 hours with a Fri or Mon off etc. I'd start with management and discuss the possibility there first. I suspect a lot of it will be down to your subjects and how easy/hard it would be to timetable without you for X classes a week.

    It would work better for an ETB school but couldn't see this happening in a voluntary secondary school (unless very big) as it would be difficult to get someone for four hours a week.


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    qaz123
    Registered Users Posts: 61 ✭✭qaz123


    If you go on job share how does it effect your wages. Is it down to 50% or abit higher with tax saving.
    Anyone any experience of it at PP could you do 11hour over 3 days or were you in all week


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    dory
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    qaz123 wrote: »
    If you go on job share how does it effect your wages. Is it down to 50% or abit higher with tax saving.
    Anyone any experience of it at PP could you do 11hour over 3 days or were you in all week

    Totally depends on the principal. Some schools will allow you do 4 days. I've heard of one school where teachers are allowed share a class, so they do three days / two days each week.

    Mostly though you have to be in every day but have less hours. You get more than 50% due to tax, not sure how much though.


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    solerina
    Registered Users Posts: 2,435 ✭✭✭solerina


    In the school I work in job share people generally do a 4 day week, they expect it at this stage but it’s never guaranteed.
    In reality they usually get one or two half days as well


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