Unions weigh further public-sector strike action amid pay-talk impasse
Economy · First reported 2 Nov, 06:00 · Updated 06:49

Unions are considering whether to escalate strike action as talks with the Government remain stalled over pay differences. Attempts to restart discussions are expected on Tuesday, while unions say a credible offer is still needed.
- Unions are considering further strike action across the public sector amid an impasse in talks with the Government.
- The talks concluded late on Friday night, and attempts to restart them are to be made on Tuesday.
- Unions say the Government still needs to make a credible offer, with pay differences among the issues reported.
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- Talks
- The discussions concluded late on Friday night.
- Next step
- Attempts to restart talks are planned for Tuesday.
- Union position
- Unions say the Government still has to make a credible offer.
- Action under consideration
- Unions are considering another day of public-sector strike action.
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