The Taoiseach Says There Is A Need For A Well Managed Process And Strategy To Deal With The Issue Of Public Pay.

November 15, 2016November 16, 2016 South East Radio News

But Enda Kenny says he sticks by the Lansdowne Road Pay Agreement – despite some unions and opposition parties saying it’s finished. In the Dáil this afternoon he hinted the Government is open to talks with trade unions on how to proceed to a successor pay agreement. SIPTU says it will ballot 60,000 members on industrial action if there isn’t talks on a new pay deal by Thursday.

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