Ryanair to meet other pilot unions
Talks with Impact fail to lift threat of strike at Cork, Dublin and Shannon airports
Ryanair strike threat remains after first meeting with union
Airline’s pledge to recognise Impact not backed up by written confirmation, says union
Ballots indicate union merger between Impact, PSEU, and CPSU
Ballots counted from two unions show strong support for amalgamation
Aer Lingus staff to receive 8.5% pay rise over 39 months
Average increases of about 2.6% annually proposed in Labour Court recommendation
Doctors urged to back public pay deal
IMO recommends acceptance of accord, but says it still has ‘reservations’
Impact urges members to back new public service agreement
Cabinet formally approves terms of draft accord
Pay and pensions on table as pay talks intensify today
Prospects for reaching new accord likely to become clear on Tuesday or Wednesday
Health managers badly treated by media, union conference told
Eamonn Donnelly of Impact says health managers fed up with ‘lazy media narrative’
Government expected to table new public sector pay proposals
Some unions unhappy at failure of public service managers to get down to specifics
Government fails to set out public pay proposals
Officials have yet to outline specific plans after six days of talks on a new agreement
Unions told resources for pay rises to be very limited in 2018
Government to seek increased productivity and work-practice changes in new pay deal
Health sector demands threaten to complicate pay talks
Analysis: Demands could pose problems for Government and for unions in other sectors
Special pay deals could trigger ‘leap-frogging’ claims in public sector
Impact national secretary’s comments interpreted as response to nurses’ 12% claim
Staffless libraries may risk children’s safety, union warns
FOI request reveals six incidents of children being left unsupervised during pilot project
Tusla criticised for cuts to school completion programme
Impact conference hears decision to pull services will have ‘savage consequences’
Impact trade union calls for end to two-tier pay system for school secretaries
Secretaries’ rates of pay mainly determined by individual boards of management, union says
Government urged to review requirements for special needs assistants
Conference hears how many assistants are paying for their own upskilling
Library staff to vote on industrial action over out-of-hours access
Introduction of self-service library hours a sinister plan to cut costs, says union
Nearly 40,000 hospital support staff to ballot for strike action
Dispute concerns delays by HSE in implementing evaluation of workers’ roles
CRC staff vote overwhelmingly for industrial action
Union members back potential strikes following closure of pension scheme
Staff at CRC to ballot on industrial action in dispute over pensions
Collapse of pension scheme means action seems ‘inevitable’, says trade union Impact
JobBridge internship scheme to be replaced, says Varadkar
Minister for Social Protection says more targeted scheme to be introduced
Impact demands referendum to stop water services sell-off
The Union has not adopted an anti-water charges stance as policy
Agri-food sector most at risk from Brexit, says union leader
Tens of thousands of Irish jobs under threat if UK leaves EU, Impact conference hears
Public servants to pursue 30-hour working week
Conference told that a six-hour day could result in gains in efficiency and productivity
Pay commission cannot be substitute for collective bargaining – Impact
Conference hears that commission cannot be used to treat some groups more equally than others
New public pay talks need to start within year, says Impact
Country’s largest public service union seeking acceleration of pay restoration
Impact calls for end to JobBridge internship scheme
Report finds HSE, GAA and Hewlett-Packward filled hundreds of jobs using scheme
St James’s Hospital workers vote for industrial action
Impact union members take action over proposal to charge staff €500 for car parking
Top 5: Tech products of 2015
A year of technological developments included Apple’s smart watch and a robot app
Use of private-sector health managers ‘could hit salaries’
Union warns move could lead to reduced terms and conditions
New pay rates for health managers seen as ‘problematic’
Impact claims salaries may create problems filling top-level positions in some hospitals
Pay dispute suspended at centres for people with intellectual disabilities
Health service to seek €4 million to meet unpaid premium payments
Staff in State-funded bodies ‘should get public service pay’
Impact says funding of care service agencies is ‘out of date’
Public service pay increase deal to be formally ratified
Public servants to receive €2,000 in three phases under Lansdowne Road agreement
Vets vote to reject new State pay agreement
Lansdowne Road deal opposed by 92% of members of Veterinary Officers Association
Unite to reject ‘completely insufficient’ public pay deal
Union joins TUI and ASTI in recommending rejection of Lansdowne Road Agreement
Teachers and SNAs recruited via JobBridge, despite warnings
Sixteen special needs assistant posts and five primary among 94 internships advertised
Siptu overwhelmingly backs public service pay deal
Most public service employees now likely to receive wage rise of €2,000 in three phases
Impact votes to accept Lansdowne Road pay deal
Support of largest public service union boosts prospects of agreement’s ratification
Special needs assistant officials clash over allocations delay
Oireachtas committee hears ‘worrying’ 35% of SNA applications were refused in 2014
Siptu to urge members to back new public service pay agreement
Lansdowne Road deal supported by Impact and INTO, but opposed by IMO and TUI
TUI to urge members to reject Lansdowne Road pay deal
Impact urges 60,000 members to accept the proposed agreement
Public service pay talks will not open an ‘ATM’, says Kelly
Minister says pay restorations to staff will be achieved in a gradual manner
Impact says staff will not entertain more changes to terms
Social care staff in West to seek €7.5 million in unpaid premium payments
‘Self-bullying’ online a new phenomenon, safety expert says
Trend not yet identified as serious risk in Ireland
Impact members express solidarity with Dunnes workers
Motions also call for recognition for female staff who experience miscarriage
JobBridge scheme ‘needs to be dissolved’, report recommends
Low Pay Commission needs to address ‘no pay’, NUI Maynooth academic says
Impact education division says ‘whole country’ needs pay rise
Impact chairwoman warns of need for ‘recovery of income for all workers’
Special Needs Assistants vote for industrial action
Impact members say some contracts reduced to 10 hours, leaving ‘fragmented’ posts
End to public service staff moratorium announced in Budget
New posts in education and gardaí but Howlin says no resources for unreformed services
Strike at South Dublin County Council averted
Union accepts Labour Relations Commission proposals aimed at resolving dispute
Children with special needs ‘partially excluded’ from school
Parents group says announcement of latest SNA allocation gives little time to plan
South Dublin County Council says workers’ strike is in ‘breach’ of pay deal
Trade union Impact says council staff have already experienced substantial drop in wages
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