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Bus Eireann: Unite members vote to accept Labour Court recommendation
Union calls on Government to announce timeline for promised stakeholder forum Unite, which represents craft workers in Bus Eireann, announced today that its members have voted to accept the recommendation issued by the Labour Court last month. Pointing out that … Continue reading
Bus Éireann: Unite members set to return to work following Labour Court recommendation
Management and government responsible for financial crisis highlighted in recommendation Focus now must be on charting sustainable route for public transport April 13th: Unite, which represents craft workers in Bus Éireann, confirmed this afternoon that its members – who have … Continue reading
Bus Éireann: Unite accepts WRC invitation but says pickets will remain
April 4th: Unite, which represents craft workers in Bus Éireann, has welcomed the invitation to talks issued by the WRC and said it will be attending the talks in an effort to find a resolution to the twelve-day-old dispute, although … Continue reading
Bus Eireann: Protest action was motivated by justifiable anger
Ross bears full responsibility for morning transport chaos March 31st: Trade union Unite, which represents craft workers in Bus Eireann, has stressed that this morning’s protest action was down to the ‘justifiable anger’ felt by Bus Eireann workers at the … Continue reading
Shane Ross compromised by long-standing hostility to CIE, NTA
Unite members have no confidence in ‘missing Minister’ Ross must ‘step in or step aside’ March 30th: Unite, which represents craft workers in Bus Éireann, today warned that Transport Minister Shane Ross’s long-standing hostility to CIE and the National Transport … Continue reading
