Unions and management at Bus Eireann have gone into talks at the Workplace Relations Commission today.
The two sides are beginning talks as an all out strike at the company enters its 13th day. Unions yesterday accepted the invitation to talks but have not called off their strike action which has left thousands of passengers without any service for almost a fortnight. Speaking on his way into the talks Willie Noone from SIPTU said they'll take some time.
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