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Public sector pay deal talks set to resume.
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation have begun a Pre-Ballot information campaign as they prepare for a vote on industrial action over the public sector pay deal.
Unions have rejected the government's offer for a 5 per cent pay increase over 2 years.
Discussions, which broke down in June, are set to resume next week.
Speaking to Kildare Today on KFM, Joe Hoolan, INMO Industrial Relations Officer in Kildare says swift progress is needed.
BREAKING: Contractor On Standby, Plans Approved - Yet Government Pulls Plug On Athy Housing
In an email seen by Kfm, the Department of Housing insists that it remains fully committed to building the homes, calling them a government priority.
Pay Boost Proposed To Tackle Air Traffic Controller Shortage At Casement Aerodrome
Tanaiste and Minister for Defence Simon Harris said the boost would include a “service commitment payment” as part of efforts to retain experienced personnel.
Airbnb Accused Of Profiting From War Crimes As Landmark Legal Case Launched In Dublin
The Global Legal Action Network is taking a judicial review in the Irish High Court against a decision from Gardaí not to investigate a complaint alleging Airbnb’s complicity.
Traveller Community Mourns, Pubs Shut Down - Outrage Over Business Closures In Newbridge
Kfm has attempted to contact a number of pubs in the area for comment.
Seven Reported Dead In Austria School Shooting
Police haven't gone into details, only to say a large operation is underway on a street, where there's a secondary school.
Trump Labels Greta Thunberg "Angry Young Person" As She Flies To France After Israeli Detention
She was a among a group of activists on board a boat bound for Gaza.
Rent Pressure Zones Go National As Cabinet Set To Approve Major Tenancy Reforms
As of last month, Kildare is the third most expensive county in Ireland to rent a home.
Sea Sessions Cancelled, Beyond the Pale Nearly Pulled As Festival Scene Faces Difficulties
It comes as a new report has found people are drinking less alcohol, with the average consumption dropping nearly 5 percent per adult last year.
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