Organisation: Cheshire Ireland

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Minister of State for Disabilities Anne Rabbitte said talks before the Workplace Relations Commission over the summer led to a pay offer “amounting to a 5% increase in funding for pay, effective from November 2023 and with 3% backdated to April 2023”. Photo: Moya Nolan</p>

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Q&A: Why are section 39 workers going on strike and what effect will it have?

So-called 'section 39' staff work in areas including health and disabilities and include nurses, carers, and assistants

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Care groups 'coerced' into hiding true service costs, committee told

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Concern over HSE audit findings

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Watchdog cancels care home’s registration

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Former carer of the year sees ‘100% cut to respite’ care for her daughter

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Care home ‘acted reasonably’ in sacking

Labour Court pay cut recommendation could have knock-on effect

IMPACT trade union has expressed concern at a Labour Court recommendation that workers at disability support service Cheshire Ireland be subject to pay cuts on a par with the public service.

Fri, 23 Jul, 2010

Charity scraps plans for wheelchair upkeep fees

A CHARITY has dramatically scrapped plans to charge its clients who have physical disabilities for the upkeep of their beds, mattresses and wheelchairs.

Sat, 23 Jan, 2010

Disabled groups’ funding fears

DARRAGH Moore suffers from multiple sclerosis.

Wed, 02 Jul, 2008