Irish public sector strike suspended as a draft 5.2bn euro pay deal is agreed
Summary
The Irish public sector strike was suspended as a draft pay deal was agreed, the agreement having been reached in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 11 November. Public sector workers on the lowest wage are to see an 18.3% pay hike in the 5.2bn euro deal, the two outlets headlined, writing that the new pay agreement will be reviewed by the unions over the coming days.
Latest: The Irish public sector strike was suspended as a draft pay deal was agreed, the agreement having been reached in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, the two outlets later headlining that public sector workers on the lowest wage are to see an 18.3% pay hike in the 5.2bn euro deal and writing that the new pay agreement will be reviewed by the unions over the coming days.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 11 November
The Irish public sector strike was suspended as a draft pay deal was agreed, the agreement having been reached in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, the two outlets later headlining that public sector workers on the lowest wage are to see an 18.3% pay hike in the 5.2bn euro deal and writing that the new pay agreement will be reviewed by the unions over the coming days.
- 08:30The Independent Public sector workers on lowest wage to see 18.3% pay hike in 5.2bn euro deal
- 08:26Evening Standard Public sector workers on lowest wage to see 18.3% pay hike in 5.2bn euro deal
- 02:20The Independent Irish public sector strike suspended as draft pay deal agreed
- 02:18Evening Standard Irish public sector strike suspended as draft pay deal agreed