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Public sector pay dispute must be resolved 'in the national interest' – Jack Chambers

Public expenditure minister told RTÉ Six One: 'We want to deliver a meaningful, credible, and fair deal for workers'

Sinn Féin calls on Taoiseach to intervene in pay dispute

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has called for the Taoiseach to "pick up the phone" and intervene in the public sector pay deal dispute.

Budget funding not enough for public pay deal, say unions

The row over a public sector pay deal is continuing with unions insisting the funding on offer for such an agreement was not enough to break the deadlock.

Minister tells unions pay issues will be 'a priority'

TUI members are the latest public sector workers to begin industrial action over delays in agreeing a new pay deal with the Government.

Unions say strikes remain available as public sector pay talks begin

A second day of planned strike action on Wednesday has been suspended.

Public‑sector pay row – what’s going on and why are unions balloting for action?

Strikes and other forms of industrial action now on table if Government does not return with ‘meaningful’ pay offer

Union criticises troubled Greater Manchester NHS Trust's offer to end bitter pay dispute

Northern Care Alliance said its latest offer to striking theatre staff reflects the Trust's "best position"

Minister says disruption due to industrial action would be ‘deeply unfair’ as public service pay was protected

Formal talks on public sector pay dispute to begin at WRC on Monday 

Formal talks will begin at Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) on Monday

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

Public sector strikers cannot expect a raise without working for it

Agreeing to pay increases for obsolete workflows makes no sense

Employer Pays $3.66M in Back Pay, Front Pay Settlement

How much might an employer have to pay when it fails to reinstate striking employees? NLRB Region 6 has approved a $3.66 million settlement with Langeloth Metallurgical Co. It reso...

Public sector unions reject Jack Chambers’ call to enter talks as disagreement remains

Work-to-rule among large portions of civil and public service began on Wednesday

Doctors' union members start voting on whether to strike over lack of pay deal

The current public service agreement expired in July 2026 and the government has not engaged on a successor agreement.

Nurses 'struggling to survive' picket at hospitals across country in dispute over public sector pay

'We want to send a message to the Government, asking them to meet with us and recognise what is happening on the ground with public sector workers'

Nurses and midwives protest at hospitals over pay deal

INMO members held lunchtime protests at hospitals across the country over delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal.

Strikes will lead to winter of chaos in hospitals, warns patients’ group

Unions and government remain deadlocked in public-sector pay dispute

Bar of Ireland 'extremely concerned' as it calls for immediate end to pay dispute

Many criminal defence solicitors have withdrawn services as a result and are seeking renegotiation with the Department of Justice

Public sector strike brings disruption to Wexford courts as workers call for fairer pay

Teachers to begin work-to-rule tomorrow over pay dispute

Primary and secondary teachers across the country begin a work-to-rule tomorrow morning in a dispute over public sector pay.

Thousands of tertiary education staff are striking over pay

Negotiations with some polytechs has dragged on for 10 months, Tertiary Education Union's national secretary says.

Public sector strikes called off after late intervention by Taoiseach

Government and unions agreed to begin 'focused and intensive exercise' aimed at establishing basis for pay talks

Talks on framework for public sector pay negotiations expected to begin today

Speaking in Dublin today, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald accused the government of ‘playing chicken’ with public sector workers.

Glasgow faces a 'winter of discontent' following trade union fall out over equal pay

Up to 25,000 workers, which are all non-teaching staff, are facing ‘fire and rehire’ as the local authority pushes ahead with the new structure to replace a 2006 scheme which discr...