Resolution not guaranteed by Tánaiste’s move

THE precedent for Tánaiste Mary Coughlan’s extraordinary intervention is a clear indication of the complexities in the electricians’ dispute.

It also fails to promise a successful conclusion.

Section 38.2 of the Industrial Relations Act allows a minister to suspend the ordinary dispute resolution mechanisms and order the Labour Court, the Labour Relations’ Commission or an independent team to investigate solutions.

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