Union offers to re-engage in bid to solve Luas row

SIPTU president Jack O’Connor has offered to re-engage with management to settle the Luas dispute, but said that inadequacies in the current offer to workers would have to be addressed.

Union offers to re-engage in bid to solve Luas row
Sat, 26 Mar, 2016 - 00:00
Dan Buckley

Mr O’Connor also disputed figures by Transdev management which said that Luas drivers would get salary increases of 18% over the next three years.

The union leader insisted that the real figure was 10%, made up of:

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