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The Transport Committee has been told that selling Aer Lingus share would ‘devastate’ Ireland’s economy and connectivity
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The Transport Committee has been told that selling Aer Lingus share would ‘devastate’ Ireland’s economy and connectivity
Siptu is meeting with senior management at the audio company to appeal for them to reconsider the closure of a Monaghan facility.
Up to 150 employees are unhappy with measures being implemented by the local authority.
This follows a decision to award Dr Micheline Sheehy-Skeffington €70,000 last month after she was unfairly passed over for promotion.
The Café had a decision ruling for a reduction in their rent overturned last year.
The Defence Forces say they won’t be providing the armed support on “routine” journeys.
The number of nurses fell in the same period by almost 3%.
It depends on what emerges from talks with other unions, they say.
Staff were told yesterday they wouldn’t be getting their performance-pay. But SIPTU says that’s not on.
Both Siptu and the NBRU are opposed to the move.
Members are being advised to continue paying the 2014 fee of €100.
Matt Merrigan says there’s an ongoing garda investigation.
SIPTU says customers and workers have missed out on the benefits of the special VAT rate, but businesses say otherwise.
Management have refuted claims they are unwilling to engage in talks.
The agreement will see a number of redundancies and a wage reduction of between 15% and 20%.
The workers will have to vote on the proposals next week.
Joan Collins says the men were prepared for jail.
The strikes were due to cause disruption on 7, 8 and 21 September.
Workers voted today to attend the talks.
It’s the third day of talks between management and unions. Strikes are planned for this Sunday and Monday, and later in September.
Two more rail strikes are planned for this month, but it’s hoped a solution can be reached at LRC talks continuing this afternoon.
The invitation comes after the two sides met last week but workers have not yet committed to entering formal talks.
SIPTU says there’s been no progress as yet, as unions and management meet to try and resolve their dispute before the next scheduled strike action.
The dispute at the company has been ongoing for two months.
The next 48-hour stoppage starts on the day of the All-Ireland Hurling Final.
There are no trains. And there aren’t many extra bus services either — but for what it’s worth, here are the arrangements…
Legitimate grievance? Or shoddy behaviour?
Irish Rail says the two days of action planned this weekend will cost the company €2 million. Unions say they’ve been left with no other option.
Chief executive David Franks is set to jet home from his holiday in Mauritius
That’s more than double the number for the same period last year.
SIPTU workers at Greyhound have been protesting about cuts since June 17.
A review of rail services is currently underway in anticipation of Budget 2015.
There will now be five days of strikes in August and September.
Everyone’s talking about Ireland beating the Black Ferns, Israeli boycott protests, and what Bernie Ecclestone has done…
Research from other countries shows shift work can lead to cancer and diabetes.
Commemoration will “ring hollow” if Irish citizens still “languishing on housing lists”.
The action will take place on August 25, subject to pay cuts being implemented.
Unite’s regional secretary said the move shows that the SIPTU workers have the support of the entire trade union movement.
A circular issued to social welfare staff advises them to reject applications for jobseeker’s payments.