It includes a work-to-rule and the withdrawal of workplace goodwill arrangements.
SIPTU members employed across the Local Authority and State Agency sectors will begin industrial action today.
It includes a work-to-rule and the withdrawal of workplace goodwill arrangements.
The union says it's over the Government's failure to establish the basis for formal negotiations on a successor public service pay agreement.
Head of SIPTU's Public Administration and Community Division Brendan O'Brien says his members feel they've been left with no other choice:
“Our members have shown enormous commitment, flexibility and professionalism in supporting public services through a period of significant change and growing demands. Much of what keeps services functioning effectively depends upon the goodwill and cooperation of workers."
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