Nurses defer planned strike action

NURSES at Sligo General Hospital have put off this week’s planned strike in a row over staffing levels.

Nurses defer planned strike action
Tue, 26 May, 2009 - 01:00
Dan Buckley

The INO, SIPTU and the HSE were involved in talks at the Labour Relations Commission yesterday after which the LRC recommended that the parties would agree to an urgent referral of the dispute to the Labour Court.

Following a joint members’ meeting the unions agreed to adopt the LRC proposal.

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