Gardai are refusing to volunteer for football fixture
The Garda Representative Association and the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors are coordinating the move, which is the first step in a series of threatened measures to protest the cuts.
The GRA has accused other trade unions and the Government of excluding gardai from the Croke Park pay talks.
Premium payments for working nights and weekends are being cut across the public sector, but prison officers and firefighters are excluded.
SIPTU's Patricia King, who represents the majority of firefighters, said this showed the effectiveness in remaining in talks. She said she did not understand why other unions had decided to stay out.
Riposte The GRA issued a stinging riposte, accusing the Government and trade unions of excluding it. It said its representatives had never been in the same room as trade unions, and were precluded from participating in pay talks.
The GRA accused the Government and the unions of being disingenuous for suggesting otherwise.
The Dublin v Mayo game takes place at Croke Park this evening with the throw-in at 7pm.
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A hard-hitting letter [url=http://www.monsterbeatsbydresonline.com]Sms Audio Headphones[/url] has been sent to the Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) after its members voted against a Labour Court recommendation backing the cuts.
It comes after Bus Eireann chief Martin Nolan sent another warning to the 2,500- strong workforce that they may lose their [url=http://www.pandorajewelryscharms.com]Pandora Jewelry[/url] jobs if they do not accept cuts.
The threat of a strike has erupted again, months after unions at the semi-state transport operator called off a national bus strike that was due to take place last January. They postponed industrial action to attend a Labour Court hearing after management agreed to defer cuts.
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(Anonymous) 2013-03-28 08:32 am (UTC)(link)The Garda Representative Association and the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors are coordinating the move, which is the first step in a series of threatened measures to protest the cuts.
The GRA has accused other trade unions and the Government of excluding gardai from the Croke Park pay talks.
Premium payments for working nights and weekends are being cut across the public sector, but prison officers and firefighters are excluded.
SIPTU's Patricia King, who represents the majority of firefighters, said this showed the effectiveness in remaining in talks. She said she did not understand why other unions had decided to stay out.
Riposte The GRA issued a stinging riposte, accusing the Government and trade unions of excluding it. It said its representatives had never been in the same room as trade unions, and were precluded from participating in pay talks.
The GRA accused the Government and the unions of being disingenuous for suggesting otherwise.
The Dublin v Mayo game takes place at Croke Park this evening with the throw-in at 7pm.
Meanwhile, Bus Eireann has warned a union that industrial action would be [url=http://www.pandoracharmsnzl.com]pandora store[/url] a "serious error" after it rejected plans to cut its payroll by almost 5m.
A hard-hitting letter [url=http://www.monsterbeatsbydresonline.com]Sms Audio Headphones[/url] has been sent to the Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA) after its members voted against a Labour Court recommendation backing the cuts.
It comes after Bus Eireann chief Martin Nolan sent another warning to the 2,500- strong workforce that they may lose their [url=http://www.pandorajewelryscharms.com]Pandora Jewelry[/url] jobs if they do not accept cuts.
The threat of a strike has erupted again, months after unions at the semi-state transport operator called off a national bus strike that was due to take place last January. They postponed industrial action to attend a Labour Court hearing after management agreed to defer cuts.