Talks resumed this morning at 10:30am
Efforts to solve the public sector pay dispute are continuing, with Government officials and Union leaders meeting at the Workplace Relations Commission.
Talks resumed this morning at 10:30am, after around five hours of discussions yesterday.
This week’s talks follow what the Government described as intensive engagement’ with trade unions late last week.
Union representatives are looking for meaningful movement on a new public sector pay deal, while officials from the Department of Public
Expenditure will be trying to stick in the realm of their 1.2 billion euro allocation, although at this stage a pay deal is likely to go beyond that.
A work to rule by public sector workers will take place tomorrow.
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