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# industrial-relations - Wednesday 30 October, 2019
Rank-and-file soldiers formally accept Public Service Pay Commission recommendations
Minister of State Paul Kehoe said it will result in immediate benefits for members.
# industrial-relations - Friday 8 February, 2019
Talks over nurses' strike end at Labour Court
Talks broke up this evening with no commitments for the nurses to call off the action.
# industrial-relations - Wednesday 31 October, 2018
Primary schools braced for strike action as INTO to ballot on next move
The union will meet next Wednesday to agree on a ballot for industrial action, up to and including a strike.
# industrial-relations - Friday 17 August, 2018
'Your move': Seven cabin crew unions write to Ryanair shareholders demanding an end to unrest
The letter sent to the shareholders was signed on behalf of seven cabin crew unions – two Spanish, two Belgian and, two Italian and one Portuguese.
# industrial-relations - Wednesday 1 August, 2018
Ryanair told striking cabin crew in Portugal their actions would affect their promotion prospects
The airline has since apparently reversed tack on that approach.
# industrial-relations - Thursday 12 July, 2018
Aer Lingus is facing a union showdown over staff profit-sharing demands
After agreeing pay increases with the airline, staff representatives are pushing for a piece of the pie.
# industrial-relations - Thursday 5 April, 2018
Services giant Noonan is fighting a pay-restoration push so it can 'remain competitive'
Specialist industrial cleaners at the company wanted to fully restore a 5% reduction from five years ago.
# industrial-relations - Tuesday 19 December, 2017
Ryanair will also recognise cabin crew unions
The company announced last week it would be recognising pilot unions.
# industrial-relations - Sunday 12 November, 2017
The world's biggest security firm is refusing to improve redundancy payouts for Irish staff
G4S cut workers after moving some operations from Dublin to Belfast.
# industrial-relations - Tuesday 26 September, 2017
Gardaí's right to strike ruled out in new report
Strike action by gardaí was averted last year when a €50 million pay deal was struck in the Labour Court.
# industrial-relations - Saturday 24 June, 2017
Keelings and a group of workers have fallen out over a crackdown on sick days
The fruit firm’s logistics arm has been accused of taking a ‘blanket approach’ to absenteeism – a claim it denies.
# industrial-relations - Friday 12 May, 2017
Bus Éireann staff vote to accept Labour Court recommendations
Siptu and Unite staff have voted to accept the recommendations.
# industrial-relations - Friday 31 March, 2017
Poll: Do you support the secondary picketing in the Bus Éireann strike?
It’s affecting Irish Rail and Dublin Bus services.
# industrial-relations - Saturday 25 March, 2017
Bus Éireann strike latest: Heavy traffic reported on many routes this afternoon
The all-out strike is now in its second day.
# industrial-relations - Monday 6 February, 2017
Another pay dispute in the Labour Court - this time it's Irish Rail
Iarnród Éireann, or Irish Rail, want efficiency improvements before they implement the pay deal. Workers say that’s not what was agreed.
# industrial-relations - Monday 16 January, 2017
'Workers didn't cause the problem': Union warns public will be affected by Bus Éireann cuts
Plans to cut overtime emerged last week and unions have warned people in rural areas would be particularly affected.
# industrial-relations - Friday 23 December, 2016
Poll: Did this year's industrial dispute make you lose confidence in gardaí?
Politicians and the Garda Commissioner said the action would change things – we want to know what you think.
# industrial-relations - Monday 14 November, 2016
CityJet pilots vote for strike and warn they will ground airline before Christmas
However, the Dublin-based company has said that there will be no disruption to flights.
# industrial-relations - Friday 11 November, 2016
Pressure increases on government as unions set a six-day deadline
Union groups Siptu and ICTU have said that the Lansdowne Road agreement is no longer relevant after the garda pay deal.
# industrial-relations - Tuesday 18 October, 2016
With most gardaí on strike, policing in Ireland will be left to senior officers and rookies
Garda representatives say it is highly likely the strikes will go ahead, claiming the government has left them with no other option.
# industrial-relations - Friday 14 October, 2016
Seven weeks: That's how long the minister says there is to avoid school closures
Minister for Education Richard Bruton says they’d need seven weeks to put a contingency in place. .
# industrial-relations - Thursday 13 October, 2016
Secondary schools face closures as teachers vote for strike action
ASTI members voted overwhelmingly in favour of an industrial action.
# industrial-relations - Friday 30 September, 2016
Poll: After the Dublin Bus pay deal, do you feel you deserve a pay rise?
Should a rising tide lift all boats?
# industrial-relations - Friday 15 April, 2016
ESB pay rise likely to stir unrest among public sector workers
ESB workers have been offered a 5.5% pay rise over the next two and a half years.
# industrial-relations - Saturday 26 March, 2016
FactCheck: Are Luas drivers really paid more than junior doctors?
TheJournal.ie’s FactCheck is back. And we’re stepping into the country’s biggest argument at the moment.
# industrial-relations - Friday 22 January, 2016
Luas drivers say they're definitely going on strike next month
“The company failed to show any initiative in the effort to find an agreed resolution to the dispute,” the union said.
# industrial-relations - Thursday 15 January, 2015
Here's why AIB staff are warning they might go on strike
The union Unite wants to meet the Finance Minister over the issues.
# industrial-relations - Monday 1 December, 2014
Strikes for Dunnes staff could be 'unavoidable' after the company's Labour Court snub
The company has said there was “no purpose” to meeting with its workers.
# industrial-relations - Wednesday 8 October, 2014
Staff at Kerry Women's Refuge to strike over roster dispute
Management have refuted claims they are unwilling to engage in talks.
# industrial-relations - Thursday 18 September, 2014
Both sides 'disappointed' as officers picket outside Cloverhill prison
The officers claim staffing levels are dangerously low.
# industrial-relations - Monday 8 September, 2014
# industrial-relations - Monday 1 September, 2014
Greyhound accepts LRC invite, says ball is now in workers' court
The invitation comes after the two sides met last week but workers have not yet committed to entering formal talks.
# industrial-relations - Tuesday 26 August, 2014
Labour Relations Commission wants update on Greyhound strike from SIPTU
The dispute at the company has been ongoing for two months.
# industrial-relations - Monday 25 August, 2014
Dunnes Stores workers' case set for the Labour Court
This comes after continued refusal from the retailer to engage with trade union representatives.
# industrial-relations - Friday 18 July, 2014
Mueller calls time on Aer Lingus career
The airline chief will move on in May next year.
# industrial-relations - Tuesday 8 July, 2014
Greyhound: Agency staff are doing a better job than striking workers
Not true says SIPTU, who also say the dispute is a lock out.
# industrial-relations - Monday 7 July, 2014
Greyhound getting legal advice over alleged abuse of staff during strike
The strike at the recycling company has been acrimonious and been mentioned in the Dáil.
# industrial-relations - Friday 27 June, 2014
'Last opportunity' to resolve Aer Lingus pension dispute
The company says that its decision to accept the hit will defuse the risk of future strikes.
# industrial-relations - Thursday 19 June, 2014
Strike looms in ambulance service over unsuitable posts
SIPTU members will be balloted on action over the HSE’s failure to implement Labour Court recommendations on staff redeployment.
# industrial-relations - Saturday 14 June, 2014
Union withdraws from Irish Rail talks as 'no serious attempts made to address concerns'
However, the National Bus and Rail Union said strike action is not yet on the table.
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Poll: Have you attempted a barbecue so far this year?
WELL, THE SUN is shining yet again as we begin the first day of June.
Met Éireann has said temperatures could reach as high as 27 degrees today.
With Covid-19 restrictions still in place, and with the warm weather set to stay, many people may be making more use of their back gardens than usual, be it for a bit of gardening, some sunbathing, or some barbecuing.
Today we want to know: Have you attempted a barbecue so far this year?
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