Ballots indicate union merger between Impact, PSEU, and CPSU
Ballots counted from two unions show strong support for amalgamation
Nurses and doctors vote for new public service pay deal
Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired
Campaigners urge public service staff to reject pay agreement
Activists say union negotiators should be sent back to secure more for workers
Groups have mixed views on new public pay agreement
ASTI head voices extreme disappointment over provisions for new entrants
Government expected to table new public sector pay proposals
Some unions unhappy at failure of public service managers to get down to specifics
Mid-rank civil servants fear amalgamated unions would be swamped
‘Super union’ of PSEU, CPSU and Impact would have 80,000 members in public service
Civil servants to ballot on strike over unpaid working hours
CPSU wants added hours removed by June and ‘real pay rises’ in talks with Government
Pay boost likely for public service staff after talks agreed
Negotiations on ‘anomalies’ arising from €50m Garda deal set to end in January
Five unions to seek new pay terms after Garda pay offer
Kenny says Government does not have ‘endless pot of money’ and is committed to pay deal
Lower-paid civil servants seek speeding up of pay restoration
CPSU says outcome of Dublin Bus and Luas disputes should be reflected in public service
Passport and customs controls between Ireland and UK ‘inevitable’
Conference told of likely consequences for Ireland of British decision to exit the EU
Civil servants assaulted and threatened with axe, conference hears
CPSU conference seeks reintroduction of glass screens in social protection offices
Civil servants want Government to bring forward €1,000 rise
CPSU signals it will also seek improvements for civil servants in An Garda Síochána
Younger civil servants leaving due to low pay rates, says CPSU
New clerical officers earning €7,000 less than those hired prior to economic crash
Sinn Féin to agree pact with left-wing parties and Independents
Party signs up to broad policy principles of those in anti-water charges movement
Lower paid civil servants and university teachers back pay deal
Members of Unite union reject Lansdowne Road accord as terms are ‘insufficient’
CPSU criticises growing gulf in public service pay
Eoin Ronayne says demand for extra productivity in pay talks would be unacceptable
Jailed water charges protester to run in general election
Bernie Hughes among detainees released after judge ruled they were held unlawfully
Senior official warns new public service pay deal ‘not certain’
Only very finite amount of money available, industrial relations conference told
Civil servants to seek pay increase in Government talks
The Civil Public and Services Union wants flat rate increase for lower-paid workers
End to public service staff moratorium announced in Budget
New posts in education and gardaí but Howlin says no resources for unreformed services
Union members won’t pick up targets shortfall - chief
CPSU’s Eoin Ronayne says reports on potential shortfall ‘bizarre and extraordinary’
Lower-paid civil servants demand priority in any restoration of pay rates
The Civil Public and Services Union says one of the single biggest threats they are facing is the out-sourcing of services.
Lottery staff vote for transfer of business
Ballot clears way for way for Government to sign contracts with Premier Lotteries Ireland
Lottery staff seek ‘right of return’ to An Post
Over 100 staff fear new lottery group will erode pay and pension terms
CPSU union urges rejection of new pay deal
Nurses’ union urges members to accept Haddington Road agreement
Significant changes set out in revised Croke Park II accord
Full text of proposals due out later this week
New proposals for teachers and nurses as marathon pay talks continue
Howlin describes last night’s talks between public service management and trade unions as ‘constructive’
Nurses offered deal on premium pay rates
Working week would increase from 37.5 to 39 hours, with less pay for new nurses
Civil servants warn of industrial action if Government implements Croke Park cuts
CPSU says members won’t lie down quietly in face of pay cuts
Unions say Government must acknowledge Croke Park proposals dead
Impact says it will not accept worse package to appease unions that rejected deal
Croke Park could be ratified by tiny margin
Impact and the Public Service Executive Union expected to back deal comfortably but Government concerned about INTO and Siptu votes
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