Irish Public Sector Workers Vote for Strike Action Amid Pay Dispute
Members of the SIPTU union representing thousands of Irish public service employees have voted decisively to authorize industrial action over unresolved pay negotiations. The move escalates labor tensions in the sector, with additional unions like ASTI preparing to ballot teachers for similar measures.
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Public sector faces widespread strikes if new pay deal not agreed
Siptu members overwhelmingly back industrial action, while 100,000-member Fórsa will announce the outcome of its ballot on Tuesday
By Emmet Malone
Read full article →Majority of 75,000 Siptu members in the pubic service vote for strike action, in escalating row over pay
Members are employed in health, local government and State agencies
By Deirdre Barry
Read full article →SIPTU votes for public sector strike action over pay
SIPTU members in the public sector have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action, up to and including strike action.
Read full article →Siptu members in public service vote in favour of strike action over pay
The trade union said its vote for industrial action came as it continues to seek serious proposals on pay and guarantees against outsourcing.
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