Public-sector pay talks adjourn as unions weigh revised offer
Economy · First reported 9 Nov, 06:00 · Updated 06:31
Talks on public-sector pay were adjourned despite a revised offer. Simon Harris said it should provide a basis for progress, while union sources reportedly indicated it still fell short; unions were planning a second strike for Thursday.
- Public-sector pay talks were adjourned after a substantially revised offer was made.
- Tánaiste Simon Harris said the offer should provide a basis for progress, while union sources suggested it still fell short.
- Unions were planning to hold a second strike on Thursday.
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- Talks
- Adjourned despite a substantially revised and improved offer.
- Simon Harris’s view
- The offer should provide a basis for progress.
- Union sources’ view
- The offer still falls short, according to union sources.
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- Unions were planning a second strike on Thursday.
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