Ballots indicate union merger between Impact, PSEU, and CPSU
Ballots counted from two unions show strong support for amalgamation
John Halligan: ‘I did not ask that question specifically because she was a woman’
Independent Alliance TD says he asked man who went for secretary role about his family
John Halligan’s interview questions not a ‘sacking offence’
Minister of State said to be considering paying the €7,500 WRC award himself
Nurses and doctors vote for new public service pay deal
Deal will see wage rises of between 6.2% and 10%, depending on when person was hired
Teachers, lecturers vote for industrial action over pay gap
Teachers Union of Ireland rejects the new public service agreement by 87% to 13%
Department of Health to exit Hawkins House ‘within months’
Civil servants are set to move to new offices on Baggot Street despite staff misgivings
Unions believe talks on public pay deal will end on Wednesday
Major disagreements have arisen on outsourcing and Saturday working
Revenue fears for skillset loss from staff retirements
Revenue struggling to recruit accountants as they can earn higher wages in private sector
Confidential paper makes case for public sector pension reform
Government report says cost of paying pensions to retired staff now €3.3 billion
Mid-rank civil servants fear amalgamated unions would be swamped
‘Super union’ of PSEU, CPSU and Impact would have 80,000 members in public service
Civil servants seek reversal of curbs on sick leave arrangements
PSEU conference hears some staff forced back to work prematurely over financial stress
Public service union committed to protecting pension entitlements
PSEU to seek pay restoration and end to requirement to work additional hours
Public servants to seek ‘return of what was taken away’ in pay
PSEU says pay rises of up to €1.6 bn would not be ‘in one fell swoop’ but over period of time
No cash for public pay rises until 2018, warns Taoiseach
Kenny says Government willing to engage in talks with unions on new pay deal
Civil servants call for acceleration of pay restoration
Mid-ranking officials says staff cannot wait until 2018 for next phase of restored pay
Lansdowne Road pay pact ‘creaking at the edges’
Expectations in public and private sectors could cause headaches for next government
Lower paid civil servants and university teachers back pay deal
Members of Unite union reject Lansdowne Road accord as terms are ‘insufficient’
Civil service should have more open recruitment, board rules
Body recommends public competition in appointment of senior managers
Economy can handle pay rises above inflation, unions say
Ictu conference hears growth could reach 3 to 4 per cent on average
‘No accident’ legislation for better collective bargaining delayed, says ICTU
Union general secretary says the proposed bill contains anti-victimisation provisions
Civil servants rule out additional productivity
Union chief says Ministers’ comments ‘exremely unhelpful’ ahead of talks
Civil servants rule out extra work in return for pay rises
PSEU president says there will be no further concessions by staff seeking pay restoration
Ictu calls for action on income distribution
Outgoing leader David Begg tells conference Ireland needs initiative to halt inequality
Plan for quotas for Civil Service ‘outsiders’ abandoned
Coalition had promised third of posts reserved for external candidates
Success of Civil Service reforms may not be evident for years
Analysis: The plan is ambitious but a lot will depend on how it works, writes Martin Wall.
GPO workers lose bid for pay rise over new clocking-in system
Increase sought over ‘estimated 30 to 45 minutes a week’ it would take staff to use system
Bank of Ireland ‘glitch’ leaves thousands without wages
Outstanding payments should reach affected by 10am today
Civil servants set to seek pay rises in 2015 if public finances continue to improve
PSEU president says Government priority should be on restoring pay, not tax cuts
Civil servants demand pay restoration before tax cuts
PSEU says civil servant on €50,000 has lost €483 per month as a result of cuts since 2009
Civil servants to receive €1,350 for duties abroad during EU presidency
Payment to mid-ranking staff recommended by adjudicator
Lottery staff seek ‘right of return’ to An Post
Over 100 staff fear new lottery group will erode pay and pension terms
Life breathed into Croke Park II but new agreement still a long way off
The revised plan is based on pay cuts for higher earners and increments
Siptu warns of confrontation if Government legislates to cut public service pay
Union urges Government to find ‘another way’
Prison officers may hold the key to the fate of Croke Park agreement
If Yes side wins, margin of victory is likely to be small
Croke Park could be ratified by tiny margin
Impact and the Public Service Executive Union expected to back deal comfortably but Government concerned about INTO and Siptu votes
Public sector pay deal collapses as Siptu votes against proposals
Jack O'Connor warns of ‘mutually destructive confrontation’ if Government legislates to cut pay
Major unions to release ballot results on Croke Park
Next day or so crucial for fate of proposed new public sector agreement
Union consensus unravelling as decision on Croke Park II looms
Opinion: Outcome of votes next week could have major implications for Government’s budgetary plans
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