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.
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Minister of State Paul Kehoe said it will result in immediate benefits for members.
Talks broke up this evening with no commitments for the nurses to call off the action.
The union will meet next Wednesday to agree on a ballot for industrial action, up to and including a strike.
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.
The airline has since apparently reversed tack on that approach.
After agreeing pay increases with the airline, staff representatives are pushing for a piece of the pie.
Specialist industrial cleaners at the company wanted to fully restore a 5% reduction from five years ago.
The company announced last week it would be recognising pilot unions.
G4S cut workers after moving some operations from Dublin to Belfast.
Strike action by gardaí was averted last year when a €50 million pay deal was struck in the Labour Court.
The fruit firm’s logistics arm has been accused of taking a ‘blanket approach’ to absenteeism – a claim it denies.
Siptu and Unite staff have voted to accept the recommendations.
It’s affecting Irish Rail and Dublin Bus services.
The all-out strike is now in its second day.
Iarnród Éireann, or Irish Rail, want efficiency improvements before they implement the pay deal. Workers say that’s not what was agreed.
Plans to cut overtime emerged last week and unions have warned people in rural areas would be particularly affected.
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However, the Dublin-based company has said that there will be no disruption to flights.
Union groups Siptu and ICTU have said that the Lansdowne Road agreement is no longer relevant after the garda pay deal.
Garda representatives say it is highly likely the strikes will go ahead, claiming the government has left them with no other option.
Minister for Education Richard Bruton says they’d need seven weeks to put a contingency in place. .
ASTI members voted overwhelmingly in favour of an industrial action.
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“The company failed to show any initiative in the effort to find an agreed resolution to the dispute,” the union said.
The union Unite wants to meet the Finance Minister over the issues.
The company has said there was “no purpose” to meeting with its workers.
Management have refuted claims they are unwilling to engage in talks.
The officers claim staffing levels are dangerously low.
The invitation comes after the two sides met last week but workers have not yet committed to entering formal talks.
The dispute at the company has been ongoing for two months.
This comes after continued refusal from the retailer to engage with trade union representatives.
The airline chief will move on in May next year.
Not true says SIPTU, who also say the dispute is a lock out.
The strike at the recycling company has been acrimonious and been mentioned in the Dáil.
The company says that its decision to accept the hit will defuse the risk of future strikes.
SIPTU members will be balloted on action over the HSE’s failure to implement Labour Court recommendations on staff redeployment.
However, the National Bus and Rail Union said strike action is not yet on the table.