Miriam Lord: TDs fume as Antigen 4 All in the Dáil gets noses out of joint
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Nurses and doctors vote for new public service pay deal
Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired
Department of Health to exit Hawkins House ‘within months’
Civil servants are set to move to new offices on Baggot Street despite staff misgivings
Former envoys call for recognition of Palestinian state
Letter to Taoiseach signed by academics and artists urges Government to act ‘without delay’
Lower-grade civil servants to seek pay rise and shorter hours
Austerity-era cuts have left some staff up to €2,000 poorer, Civil Service forum to hear
Civil servants to ballot on strike over unpaid working hours
CPSU wants added hours removed by June and ‘real pay rises’ in talks with Government
Five unions to seek new pay terms after Garda pay offer
Kenny says Government does not have ‘endless pot of money’ and is committed to pay deal
Gardaí asked to defer strike pending Labour Court hearing
Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan also orders gardaí not to participate in strike action
Government offer to Garda may motivate other union requests
Proposals to Garda on rent and briefing pay could spark similar claims by other unions
Lower-paid civil servants seek speeding up of pay restoration
CPSU says outcome of Dublin Bus and Luas disputes should be reflected in public service
Civil servants want Government to bring forward €1,000 rise
CPSU signals it will also seek improvements for civil servants in An Garda Síochána
Younger civil servants leaving due to low pay rates, says CPSU
New clerical officers earning €7,000 less than those hired prior to economic crash
Revisit Lansdowne Road agreement, says Kieran Mulvey
Negotiations should take place if new recruits cannot be attracted to positions says Mulvey
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Lower paid civil servants and university teachers back pay deal
Members of Unite union reject Lansdowne Road accord as terms are ‘insufficient’
Pay talks for public servants start with 15-minute session
Government wants process finished by end of June
CPSU criticises growing gulf in public service pay
Eoin Ronayne says demand for extra productivity in pay talks would be unacceptable
Senior official warns new public service pay deal ‘not certain’
Only very finite amount of money available, industrial relations conference told
Civil servants to seek pay increase in Government talks
The Civil Public and Services Union wants flat rate increase for lower-paid workers
Union members won’t pick up targets shortfall - chief
CPSU’s Eoin Ronayne says reports on potential shortfall ‘bizarre and extraordinary’
Lower-paid civil servants demand priority in any restoration of pay rates
The Civil Public and Services Union says one of the single biggest threats they are facing is the out-sourcing of services.
Organisers hope up to 10,000 will attend anti-austerity march
Unions call on members to take part in event on October 12th
Unions came close to split over Croke Park
Congress structures need to be re-examined, says CPSU general secretary
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