Pay review for Defence Forces following effective campaign
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Taoiseach acknowledges ‘stinging criticism’ about state of Defence Forces
Varadkar says personnel not discriminated against but tied to public sector pay deal
The Irish Times view on the Defence Forces: lateral thinking required
The threats to Irish and European security are metastasising with alarming speed
Are Irish nurses underpaid – what are the facts?
Smart Money: There are four key economic questions behind the nurses’ strike
Mellett to press Government on military pay
Chief of Staff says he has ‘unique’ perspective to give Pay Commission
Defence Forces target retired workers to tackle staff problems
New scheme pitched at officers with specialist skills that have already left the service
The Irish Times view on the Defence Forces: empty vessels
A basic salary of €28,000 is not enough to attract recruits in an expanding economy
Taoiseach ‘cannot confirm’ Naval vessels did not sail due to staff shortages
Martin accuses Government of ‘contempt’ towards defence after ‘Irish Times’ report
Up to 700 psychiatric nursing vacancies nationwide
Psychiatric Nurses Association says overtime for mental health nursing costing €300k a week
Commission to reject nurses’ claim for pay increase
Nursing unions threaten industrial action unless Government comes up with pay plan
Nurses to hold emergency meeting over pay and staffing levels
INMO warns failure to tackle recruitment and retention issues will hamper health reforms
Government says consultants settlement safest for taxpayer
Doctors conclude breach of contract case against Health Service Executive
Consultants set for €200m back pay after contract cases settled
Hundreds of consultants allege there was a breach of their contract on pay promises
‘Don’t worry Mammy, we can have dinner when Daddy gets paid’
Partners and supporters of Defence Forces take to the streets in protest over low pay
Demands on public purse very large, warns Donohoe ahead of pay talks
ICTU Public Services Committee calls for early talks on recovery of public service pay
Public servants want their ‘stolen’ money back. Time for a reality check
Pay restoration looks set to follow water charges and become the next political mess
Health and Garda issues loom large for Government
Inside Politics: Nurses’ union INMO announces industrial action to start on March 7th
Can a weak Government withstand the pressure to spend?
Faced with huge demands from all sides, the Government needs the political will to say no
Unions to resist greater contribution by public staff to pensions
Union sources concede once pensions are included it will be hard to argue public sector pay has fallen behind private sector
Coveney makes his housing move
Inside Politics: Legislation before Christmas will cap annual rent increases in Cork and Dublin at 4 per cent
Garda pay report undermines case for public sector wage increases
Pension benefits for public servants are unavailable and largely unfundable in private sector
Garda representatives angered by pay strike ‘mutiny’ claim
Minister backs pay commission chief Kevin Duffy after comments about Garda dispute
Lansdowne Road deal no longer seen as the only show in town
Analysis: Government’s timetable for negotiating a successor deal no longer tenable
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