IBEC and ISME 'disappointed' that ICTU pulled out of the Low Pay Commission 

IBEC and ISME 'disappointed' that ICTU pulled out of the Low Pay Commission 

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions made the decision after other members disagreed that the minimum wage should be increased by 2 percent next year. File photo

Wed, 23 Sep, 2020 - 17:30
Digital Desk staff

IBEC says its disappointed that the group that represents workers pulled out of the Low Pay Commission.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions made the decision after other members disagreed that the minimum wage should be increased by 2 percent next year.

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