Irish Public Sector Workers Vote for Strike Action Over Pay Dispute
Members of the Fórsa union representing tens of thousands of Irish public sector employees have voted decisively in favor of industrial action. The ballot reflects growing frustration over stagnant wages and ongoing negotiations with government employers.
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Public sector workers’ strike vote is no bluff, union says
‘This is a mess of the Government’s own making,’ Siptu’s Adrian Kane says
By Vivienne Clarke
Read full article →Fórsa members back strike action over public sector pay
Members of the Fórsa trade union employed in the public sector have voted overwhelmingly in favour of taking industrial action up to and including strike action.
Read full article →Public‑sector pay row: What’s going on and why unions are balloting for action?
Strikes and other forms of industrial action now on the table if Government does not return with a “meaningful” pay offer
By Anne-Marie Walsh
Read full article →Fórsa public sector workers vote in favour of industrial action over pay
It comes a day after Siptu public sector workers voted in favour of industrial action.
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