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Irish Ambulance Workers Plan 48-Hour Strike Amid Labour Court Talks
Ambulance workers in Ireland are preparing for a 48-hour strike scheduled for next week, following ongoing disputes. Concurrently, they have agreed to attend the Labour Court for talks with the Health Service Executive (HSE) to address their grievances.
13 May, 04:30 — 13 May, 13:29
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irish-independent21d ago
Ambulance workers ‘ready’ to go on 48-hour strike next week as Taoiseach and Opposition clash in Dáil
A 48-hour ambulance strike is expected to go ahead next week after 2,000 workers took to the picket lines on Tuesday.
Read full article →the-journal21d ago
Ambulance workers and HSE to go to the Labour Court tomorrow for talks following strike
The development comes following a 24-hour work stoppage by ambulance service members.
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First report: irish-independent · 13 May, 04:30|Full coverage: 2 · 9h|Window: 9h
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